Episode 328 - There are few things that create more fear and loathing than a so-called “exam letter” from the IRS. It means that you’re likely looking at a significant time commitment just to put together the documentation they’re looking for, along with potential new taxes, interest, penalties, and accounting fees. Here are a few things that may end up triggering a tax audit.

Episode 327 - Billionaires are considered role models by many and disliked by many others. Although relatively tiny in terms of numbers, they have an enormous influence on our economy. Where are they headed these days?

Episode 326 - There’s been a lot of talk lately about making Social Security income tax-free. This would certainly be a popular move, especially for seniors. But doing so comes at a steep price.

Episode 325 - Should you buy a life insurance policy on your newborn or young child? Here are five things to consider.

Episode 324 - If your income goes up over time, it doesn’t necessarily mean that you'll be able to save more. If you’re not careful, “lifestyle creep” can make things worse. Here are a few ideas on how to fight back against lifestyle creep.

Episode 323 - The investment wisdom of Warren Buffett is well known through his annual letter to shareholders. But he has some unique ideas about estate planning as well. Here are six of Buffett’s more important estate planning concepts.

Episode 322 - There’s bad news everywhere you look. Political polarization in the USA, war in the Middle East, and natural disasters all over the place. But what if things are actually better than we realize? Here are some reasons to celebrate.

Episode 321 - Can money buy you a longer life? Surprisingly, in some cases it can.

Episode 320 - Financial infidelity is a real thing. And the problem may be worse than most people realize. Two new surveys provide us with some fascinating details.

Episode 319 - Life doesn’t necessarily get easier when you accumulate wealth. There’s always something to worry about, and at some point, if you’re lucky, your worries evolve from accumulating your wealth to protecting it. If you’re worried about future generations destroying the wealth you’ve worked to accumulate, a spendthrift clause could help ease your mind.