You may have heard it's important to have life insurance. You may even have a policy. But what's the difference between all the different kinds? Guy from Compass Financial Services explains the distinctions between term and whole life insurance, and how to learn which is right for you.

Fall is beginning, which means before long the days will be getting shorter and colder. If you deal with seasonal affective disorder, this could be a difficult time of year. Dr. Heidi shares some advice on how to care for yourself and prepare for the season before it begins.

Toddler tears / Time-traveling smells / How the Bible makes you feel seen

You may have heard financial people use the phrase "pay yourself first," but what does it actually mean, and why should you do it in the first place? Guy and Michelle help explain.

When life gets busy, it's easy to get overwhelmed, especially if there's nothing you can cancel on your calendar to give yourself time to breathe. So how do we cope with these seasons of busyness? Dr. Heidi shares a shift in attitude that may help.

The story behind your name / Exclamation point rules / Weird ways to meet your neighbors

It's important to teach children wise and Biblically-based lessons about money, but what's the right way to go about it? Guy shares some suggestions with Taylor and Jen.

While it may feel good in the moment to vent to a friend about your frustrations with someone else, Dr. Heidi says the way you share your frustrations can only strengthen the barriers between you and the other person. She shares the psychology behind why venting isn't always helpful, and how we can talk through our frustrations in a healthier way.

Ab Roller group therapy / Right place, wrong time / The science of s'mores

It can be easy to feel shame over your finances. You feel like you haven't saved enough, haven't started early enough, or you've done all the wrong things - and now it's too late for your future. Michelle talks to Taylor and Jen about how it's never too late and how to take control of your finances no matter where you are. (From the archives)