By now, you know - gas prices have gone through the roof, but why? And what needs to happen to provide some relief at the pump?

Seems like it's always happening - a phone call or e-mail that may sound too good to be true, or causes immediate panic. Identity Theft is quite common these days, and we discuss ways to protect yourself from becoming a victim.

There's a chance you might own stock in Russian companies without even knowing it - it's more common than you think!

One of the main sanctions placed on Russia recently has been the removal of some Russian banks from something called "SWIFT." What is SWIFT and why is it so important?

Russia's invasion of Ukraine has created uncertainty around the world and has created even more volatility in the stock market. What actions, if any should you be considering with your investments?

Many of own, or have owned mutual funds at one time or another. Have you? Our conversation this week goes into how mutual funds work, the pros, cons, and costs of ownership.

It's one of the more common questions we're asked - how are you paid? It can be tough to figure out how or what you're paying your financial advisor, and we pull the curtain back on that very important question.

Heading into the final NFL game of the season, we're discussing LA Rams wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. and his decision to take his salary in Bitcoin. Was it smart? How can you consider different ways to ask for compensation?

Recently some Vanguard investors received a "bad surprise" in the form of significant capital gains taxes. How can you avoid some of these "bad surprises" with your own investments?

A heartbreaking loss by the Buffalo Bills to the Kansas City Chiefs has left a pit in our stomachs. It's often true that losses hurt more than wins - in both sports and with our investments. We can't change the outcome of the Bills game, but we do have more control when it comes to our investments.