Is the party over for home construction for new house building contracts? In this episode, we'll discuss trends in the new home construction industry where contracts are being canceled. What gives? Is this a permanent or temporary change?

In the next 20 years, it's predicted that all vehicles on the road will be electric. This means that there's a lot of research going into developing better batteries for these vehicles. In this episode, we'll discuss the lifespan of EV batteries, how much it costs to replace an EV battery, and the special disposal methods for these enormous batteries.

Why do so many luxury cars have Montana license plates?

In this episode, we'll explain why many people with luxury cars and motor homes are registering their vehicles in Montana. We'll also discuss how the process works, creating an LLC in Montana, and insurance considerations if you were to use this process.

In this episode, we're going to explain where your money goes when you invest in cryptocurrency.

Bitcoin has taken a dramatic turn recently, and it's not just the price that's changed—we're seeing huge shifts in how this currency is being used and traded. So where did all of the crypto go?

If you are a business that runs background and credit checks, this podcast is specifically for you! Recently the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has issued a clarification of its rules regarding background and credit checks in the form of an advisory opinion. What does this mean for your business? In this episode, we'll break down these clarifications so you know exactly what to expect.

This is one of our most important episodes yet because it will help you make informed decisions about how to proceed with your background check process. The CFPB has given us some great information on how they want businesses to handle their customers' data and privacy, so let's dive in!

Sometimes to solve a conflict, you have to come up with creative solutions. In this episode, we'll discuss a recent mediation case between a property owner and the HOA. In this case, identifying a creative solution led to a win-win result. What do you think about this conflict? Would you have approached it differently?

Gas-powered vehicles, like automobiles and trucks, have been the main source of transportation for decades. They're also responsible for a lot of emissions that contribute to climate change and other environmental issues.

In this episode, we'll discuss how Europe is banning the sale of new gas-powered vehicles and transitioning to all-electric. How will this impact the rest of the world's economies?

Today we'll be talking about cyber insurance and how to protect yourself from the threat of cyber liability. If you have cyber liability insurance, make sure you're meeting all of the cyber security requirements, or else your insurer may be able to deny your claim if your company experiences a cyber loss. In this episode, we'll discuss how a cyber insurance company is trying to deny a claim because the company didn't follow its requirements.

The Vermont title loophole is a great way to get a new title in your state, but is it the right option for your situation?

In this episode, we'll go over the realities of using the Vermont title loophole to get a registration, the common misconceptions about the process, and how to avoid accidentally breaking laws in the process.

If you're looking to hire a handyman to help with projects around your house, make sure they're covered so that you're not liable for any injuries.

In this episode, we'll discuss the differences between work comp for contractors and work comp for handymen. We'll go over why it's important to hire someone who has work comp, how it works, and what you need to do next.