Wallet Watch

In the first episode, returning host DaVante Montgomery and new hosts, Lyndsey Morgan and Amanda Conn, share stories from their own financial journeys. The team opens up about personal finance through authentic conversations and learn of their shared experiences.

In this episode, the hosts talk with special guest, Ian Duncanson, about shopping habits and consumer tendencies. 

What’s important to you in a job? For many people, the first thing that comes to mind is compensation, which is valid, but there are other benefits that an employer may offer that can have a big impact on your life.

Ever wondered what the process for of buying a home is like? Today, we explore the ins and out of purchasing a home, from start to finish. 

In the latest episode of Wallet Watch, DaVante and Catherine interview four Money Smart Week Youth Ambassadors on the importance of financial literacy. These ambassadors have some great tips and tricks that they use when spending money to ensure that they get the best deal for their dollar. 

Have you been thinking about purchasing a vehicle? Do you know if you want to buy or lease? In this episode, we discuss considerations and and some tips when buying or leasing a vehicle.

Tune in for an episode filled with tidbits about different types of investments, research, and considerations to give before deciding to invest. We also have a special guest, Alexander, who is a former intern with MSUFCU and bright senior student at Oakland University, majoring in Finance. 

Did you enjoy our last episode of "Scams to Avoid?" For part 2, we are talking about COVID-19 financial scams. This is our first installment of Season 4 and we are excited to be back! Check us out every 3 weeks for new episodes. 

DaVante, Catherine, and guest co-host, Colleen, talk about some different ways to maximize the impact of your tax refund. Whether you're saving or spending, it's important to have a plan.

Catherine and DaVante are getting into the nuts and bolts of credit. We talk about how your credit score is determined, common misconceptions with credit, how to use it to your advantage.