The key to overcoming today’s challenges is the strength of your resilience. Chris and radio host, Jeff Sherman, have a meaningful discussion on the significance of a person's resilience and how to strengthen it.

Given the current situation in the markets driven by the pandemic, Chris clarifies how the use of Dollar Cost Averaging is a useful investment strategy to defend investors against market volatility.

Chris interviews retired financial Advisor and economist, Dean Nicholson on topics related to the current event driven economic collapse. Together they both try and shed some light on where they believe the United States Economy will be in the near future & why.

In this special edition episode, Chris hosts a webinar that outlines some major aspects about the current state of the economy after the impact of COVID 19.

Due to the financial downturn from the Coronavirus, the US government has taken steps to give Americans some relief. In this episode of Simply Financial, Chris outlines four beneficial areas of the CARES Act.

Chris interviews his friend Harriett on what it’s like for a teacher to handle her own finances & prepare for retirement. Harriett explains her perspective on how she was raised, what influenced her financial decisions, and how she was able to keep financially stable over the years of her career.

Chris explains the importance of why a healthy money relationship is important for long term success and happiness. Using research data, he shares three helpful tips in order to give listeners the advice they need to better manage their money and spending, without diminishing their happiness.

Determining your tax bracket is not as simple as just adding up your income and checking a tax table. Did you know that all of your income is not taxed at the same rate? Chris quickly explains your marginal tax rate and how it is different from your average tax rate.

How has your life shaped your views on money, saving and debt? Chris Interviews Teddy Cummins about his life. TThey discuss what Teddy has learned Aabout money over the years. He also talks about his change of perception regarding debt. The way in which a person was raised and the experiences they encounter in their adult life both contribute to their views on money, saving and debt.

Chris and Lindy reveal the second 5 factors you need to consider when interviewing a financial advisor. Interviewing a financial advisor is more than just their background, method of compensation, or compliance record. There’s a softer edge of what your trying to figure out. Someone you can have a successful long-term relationship with is a great match.