Episode 318 - Generation Z, born after 1996, is just getting started with their financial lives. How are they doing so far?

Episode 317 - Be on the lookout. Internet scams are getting more sophisticated. Here are five ways to help protect yourself.

Episode 316 - The process of getting life insurance is a lot easier than it used to be. In this podcast, we will learn why, with special guest Angela Thieschafer.

Episode 315 - Can you write your own will simply by recording a video with your cell phone? Not so fast, a Montana court has ruled. In many cases, it needs to be in writing

Episode 314 - The President is about to sign the Social Security Fairness Act into law. But is it really fair? And how does it affect Social Security’s solvency?

Episode 313 - It’s probably the last thing you want to think about if you’ve just lost your spouse. But no matter who you are, no matter what your situation, financial issues are always there, and no matter how difficult, you’re going to have to address them.

Episode 312 - Do you have enough money to be considered wealthy? A recent survey by Charles Schwab and Company has the answer.

Episode 311 - There is so much that younger generations can learn from their elders. Not just from the things they got right, but from the things they got wrong. A recent study by the TransAmerica Center for Retirement Studies can help young people figure out some of the things they can do for their own future by avoiding the same mistakes.

Episode 310 - When you get past a certain age, downsizing always seems to sound like a good idea. But is it really? What are the really important considerations you need to keep in mind?

Episode 309 - According to a recent study, an astounding 36% of Americans have more credit card debt than emergency savings, and 27% have no emergency savings at all. These sobering statistics spotlight a glaring hole in many Americans’ finances. If this is you, how do you start to climb out?