Episode 308 - For many, many people, their home is their biggest asset. Can you use your home to fund a portion of your retirement? It’s not ideal, but here are five ideas you can try if you need to.

Episode 307 - According to an estimate by Experian, the average American adult holds $6,501 in credit card debt. Is there a way out? Here are six things that you might want to try.

Episode 306 - Behavioral economics has become a buzzword over the last few years. But understanding its role in making financial decisions can lead to a better outcome.

Episode 305 - It has never been a more important time to consider business succession planning for small business owners to ensure that their financial security, retirement and family legacy plans are fulfilled.

Episode 304 - Even when you optimize your Social Security claiming strategy, there are still going to be problems that need fixing. Life insurance can be the perfect tool to address some of the shortcomings that Social Security creates.

Episode 303 - “Accelerated inheritance” is a new term for an old idea: giving assets to your kids while you’re still living, rather than waiting until you die. But does it work?

Episode 302 - Is divorce ever easy? Almost never. And the financial aspects can be especially tricky. Here are 9 thoughts that may help you weather the storm.

Episode 301 - Single parents must have their financial house in order, through insurance, financial and estate plans, to help protect their sources of income, existing assets and their children.

Episode 300 - Anyone who has ever tried to call a large bank or medical practice knows one simple truth: It’s becoming increasingly difficult to talk to a real person. But that’s just what so many of us need. The case for interaction with a real people is especially important when it comes to life insurance.

Episode 299 - The Secure Act and Secure 2.0 were both designed to assist people when it comes to saving for retirement. But as with any new law, the rules can be confusing, and some of the provisions are still being phased in.