The rise of electric vehicles has made headlines over the past year, and now, 5 more states are joining California in creating legislation to ban the sale of new gasoline vehicles by 2035. Soon, over 1/3 of Americans will be living in a state where the sale of new gasoline vehicles is illegal.

What does that mean for your current gasoline car? Will you switch to an electric vehicle, or will you try to maintain your gasoline vehicle although manufacturers will slow down on creating the parts?

Are you worried about your 401K? Do you think you should be contributing more to your retirement savings? In this episode, we'll talk about the average balance and what it means for your retirement.

When purchasing a used gasoline vehicle, one of the first things we consider is the mileage. What about an electric vehicle? In this episode, we'll discuss what you should look for when buying a used EV and why mileage isn't the same for an electric vehicle.

In this episode, we're discussing the rise in popularity of used electric vehicles.

Up until a year ago, most people wouldn't consider buying a used EV. But now in 2022, nearly 80% of people surveyed would buy a used EV.

What changed? And why does it matter to you?

With customer service departments going out of style, more and more companies are turning to online consulting as a way to answer customer questions. That's right—you can now reach out to experts in your field who are available to answer questions at any time.

But what does this mean for you, the customer? How do you make sure that you're getting the most out of these consultations?

In this episode, we're discussing the psychology behind embezzlement. What drives a person to steal from their company or employer? We'll be talking about how the desire for power, money, and prestige can play into this crime—and what you can do about it.

What does the labor shortage look like for the future of the construction industry? They're already experiencing a labor shortage and it's likely that municipal projects will only exacerbate the problem in the coming years. In this episode, we'll discuss what we know about the construction labor outlook for 2025.

Is mediation a mandatory process before going to court? In this episode, we'll explain the requirements of mediation and why it's probably the best thing you can do for your case.

The federal government recently announced new tax credits for electric vehicle buyers, but they differ from the old tax credits because some of them now have income restrictions. In this episode, we'll discuss the new EV tax credits and who is eligible for these credits.

You're leasing a car and you're wondering: should I buy it at the end of the lease? Should I buy another car instead? In this episode, we'll discuss how car leasing actually works and what lease-end buyout options you have. You may be surprised to learn how much equity you already accrued while leasing the car.