This week on the podcast, Greg goes over five simple steps to avoid financial ruts. Make sure you're thinking for the long term about your finances. https://vurbl.com/station/34QFH0y2fAD/

College education is valuable, but how does one pay for it? Today, Chris goes through how First Financial works with their clients to make higher education financially achievable.

Don't let retirement catch you off guard. Learn about the three common mistakes people make when calculating finances and how to avoid them.

Can you DIY your personal finances? By now, most of us are familiar with the term DIY or “do-it-yourself”.  The idea behind DIY is essentially that anyone can figure out how to do something by spending a few hours on YouTube or on the internet. In this episode, Danny Beckwith explores the question, can you really DIY your finances?

Greg discusses how working with financial professionals can help you in a meaningful way. Learn more about the details of financial advice benefits in this week's episode.

How do you know if you're ready to start investing? This week, Chris goes through what you need in place before you get into the market. Here's our investment checklist - https://firstfinancial.is/investment-checklist-step-one-got-cash-flow/.

Scott uses a poignant Yogi-ism to address questions about retirement. Learn more about how to create a road map for your financial goals.

Sometimes our advisors can inhibit us from our financial goals. This week, Greg walks you through common mistakes that advisors make and how to find one that fits you.

Danny talks through how financial consulting can truly help you achieve your financial goals.

Chris shares the simple steps you can take to pay off student debt. Drawing from personal experience, he shows you how to make a plan to make it happen.