Love Where You Bank Podcast

The Love Where You Bank podcast features a conversation with Tracy Seegmiller and John Gold from the Sharing Place, a nonprofit organization providing grief support to children and families. The discussion covers the organization's mission, the impact of grief on children, the importance of language in grief support, personal stories of grief, the structure and activities at the Sharing Place, the role of peer support, family support, community involvement, expansion plans, and financial advice.

Chapters

• 00:00 Introduction to the Sharing Place
• 02:59 The Origin of the Sharing Place
• 04:21 Understanding Grief and its Impact
• 05:13 The Importance of Language in Grief Support
• 07:02 Personal Stories and Motivations
• 09:22 Grief in Children and Peer Support
• 10:45 The Structure and Activities at the Sharing Place
• 14:31 Peer Support vs. Clinical Therapy
• 15:54 Family Support and Community Involvement
• 18:27 Expansion and Future Plans
• 22:41 Financial Advice and Conclusion

Brighton Sloan, the managing director of the Ruth and Nathan Hale Theater, shares insights into the theater's history, the process of bringing a production to life, and the impact of live theater on the community. The conversation delves into the legacy of Ruth and Nathan Hale, the immersive nature of theater, and the importance of local talent and creativity in theatrical productions.

Takeaways

• The immersive nature of live theater creates a unique and impactful experience for both performers and audiences.
• Local talent and creativity play a crucial role in bringing theatrical productions to life and making them memorable and impactful.

Chapters

• 00:00 The Legacy of Ruth and Nathan Hale
• 03:22 The Immersive Nature of Theater
• 06:12 The Impact of Local Talent and Creativity
• 22:29 Building a Better Utah Through Theater

The conversation delves into the understanding of reverse mortgages, how they work, myths and misconceptions, real-life examples, responsibilities, selling the home, good candidates, benefits, advice, and next steps. It highlights the safety and flexibility of reverse mortgages and dispels misconceptions about the program's past practices.

Chapters

• 00:00 Understanding Reverse Mortgages
• 02:17 How Reverse Mortgages Work
• 04:39 Myths and Misconceptions
• 07:07 Real-Life Examples
• 10:24 Responsibilities and Selling the Home
• 14:10 Good Candidates for Reverse Mortgages
• 16:29 Benefits and Common Usages
• 18:45 Advice and Next Steps

The podcast introduces UCCU Insurance Services and its mission to provide convenience and savings to members. It discusses common mistakes in insurance, the advantages of banking and insurance services in one place, success stories of saving money and providing coverage, real-life examples of coverage and service, the frequency of reviewing insurance coverage, and the range of insurance products and UCCU's promise.

• 00:00 Introduction to UCCU Insurance Services
• 05:03 Common Mistakes in Insurance and Overpaying
• 11:26 Real-life Examples of Coverage and Service
• 16:46 Range of Insurance Products and UCCU's Promise

The Love Where You Bank podcast features Colt and CC Sampson, founders of PlayOn Adventure Quest, discussing the challenges of kids and screen time. They share the journey of creating PlayOn, the concept, activities, and badges, the impact of screen time, the Live for Levi Foundation, community involvement, business sponsorship, engaging families, and community expansion. They also offer advice for parents and reflect on their experiences.

Chapters

• 00:00 Introduction to Play on Adventure Quest
• 11:24 The Three Pillars of the Program
• 21:12 The Live for Levi Foundation
• 30:53 Engaging Families and Community Expansion

You started your business as a side project. Suddenly you're getting paid, juggling vendors, and wondering if you should still be depositing checks into your personal account.

In this episode of the Love Where You Bank Podcast, UCCU's business banking expert, Che Carson, breaks down the exact moment a hobby becomes a real business, the most common and costly mistakes new owners make, and the modern tools that take the friction out of getting paid, including tap-to-pay, merchant services, invoicing, and sweep accounts.

Whether you're sketching out your first business plan or scaling past your first million, you'll walk away with practical advice on cash flow, fraud prevention, and choosing a banking partner that understands what you're building.

In this episode, Che Carson from UCCU shares expert insights on business banking, from startup tips to advanced financial tools, helping entrepreneurs navigate growth and financial management.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Business Banking

02:47 Understanding Personal vs. Business Banking

06:12 Getting Paid: Merchant Services Explained

09:06 Starting a Business: Key Financial Steps

11:56 Supporting Business Growth and Overcoming Challenges

14:46 UCCU's Unique Offerings and Community Focus

18:04 Future Developments in Business Banking

Bradley Nicol, a Team USA skeleton athlete and member of the U.S. Army's World Class Athlete Program, shares his journey, experiences, and challenges in the sport of skeleton racing. He discusses the financial aspects of the sport, the representation of the U.S. Army and Team USA, and the physical demands of training and competing at the highest level.

Chapters

00:00 Building Credit and Early Financial Lessons

01:22 Introduction to Skeleton: A Unique Sport

03:36 The World Class Athlete Program and Its Impact

05:30 Representing the Country: Pride and Responsibility

06:46 Family Support and Personal Motivation

09:31 Highs and Lows of Olympic Training

12:00 Daily Life of an Olympic Athlete

14:38 The Importance of Hard Work

15:35 Utah Roots and Future Aspirations

17:01 Financial Advice for Young Athletes

19:13 The Costs and Surprises of Skeleton

20:28 The Dangers of Skeleton: Micro Concussions

21:48 Future Goals: The 2030 and 2034 Olympics

22:40 The Competitive Landscape of Skeleton Racing

24:06 Fundraising and Community Support

This episode covers essential topics related to first-time homebuyers, including getting started with homeownership, understanding mortgage pre-approval vs pre-qualification, the importance of credit score, employment and income considerations, in-house underwriting and loan servicing, the mortgage process timeline, determining readiness to buy a home, and why to choose UCCU for a mortgage.

Chapters

• 00:00 Getting Started with Homeownership
• 07:29 Importance of Credit Score
• 13:32 Pre-Approval and Underwriting Process
• 19:05 Mortgage Process Timeline
• 24:43 Real Estate Investment and Market Understanding

In this episode, cybersecurity expert David Glod shares 10 essential tips to protect your online information, from recognizing scams to securing your digital life. Learn practical strategies to safeguard your data and gain peace of mind in the digital age.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Cybersecurity and UCCU's New Role

02:35 Understanding Common Scams and Phishing

06:09 Top Tips for Online Safety: Multi-Factor Authentication

08:41 The Importance of Strong Passwords

10:59 Real-Time Account Alerts: Why They Matter

12:56 Verifying Communications from Organizations

14:31 The Necessity of Software Updates

15:48 Navigating Peer-to-Peer Payment Risks

17:12 Responding to Unauthorized Transactions

19:27 Wire Transfers: Best Practices

20:31 Recognizing Red Flags in Financial Communications

21:32 Using Public Wi-Fi Safely

23:20 Routine Financial Monitoring

24:40 Advice for the Next Generation on Money Management