In part two of our discussion, we get deeper into how we allow our options to not just be whimsical, but to be calculative and beneficial from a financial standpoint.

They say that successful people build towards a better tomorrow rather than thinking about today; let's take that idea and learn about futures and options.

You heard it said: there's strength in numbers. However, with your finances it can be cost-effective to keep things for me, myself, and I when applying it to a Solo 401k.

In the second half, we talk about why the US dollar continues to maintain its popularity, and whether or not it's possible for it to get dethroned as the de facto standard currency in the world.

The same dollar that can buy a McDonald's drink in the US can also buy you a meal in various parts of Asia; learn about how money find its value in comparison to other types of currency.

Noticing how things seem to keep getting more expensive? While nobody wants to pay more if they don't have to, sometimes it can be a good thing; you just need to keep it in balance.

As we enter the second half of our roundtable episode, take a listen to the ways that each person's life continues to be shaped and changed as finances become a bigger part of their lives.

These next two episodes look to encapsulate everything we 've learned and talked about, but with some real-life examples from the hosts and speakers. Let's see the ways finance has influenced our upbringing and our current views on life.

Some of us become parents, and whether you're new parents or have kids in the throes of adolescence, college will likely be a part of your child's journey. Learn about the current options available to help you fund the college education your child (or children) deserves.

With all the money going in and out of your accounts, do you know what makes up the number that represents your net worth?