Wealth of Knowledge

For Wealth of Knowledge's last episode of the season, Antonio picks some of his favorite clips from the latest 10 episodes. Hear about the U.S. News 2019 Best Places to Live rankings, how to improve your financial literacy, the best way to answer the most common job interview question, the risks and rewards of investing in cryptocurrencies, overlooked ways to pay for college, how to turn an idea into a small business and more.

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Gerri Detweiler, education director for Nav and small business and credit expert, comes on the show to discuss how to turn your idea into a business, how to get your finances in order to fund your business and how to avoid the most common reasons small businesses fail.

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Douglas Boneparth, certified financial planner and president of Bone Fide Wealth, joins Antonio to talk about what to look for in a good financial advisor, different types of relationships between advisors and clients and aligning financial expectations with reality.

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Rosanna Durruthy, LinkedIn’s head of global diversity, inclusion and belonging, joins U.S. News careers reporter Rebecca Koenig and Antonio from the U.S. News STEM Solutions Workforce of Tomorrow conference to discuss ways to bridge the gap at work and ensure underrepresented groups receive equal opportunities, pay and advancement.

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U.S. News managing editor of education Anita Narayan joins Antonio to talk about why every college hopeful should be filing the FAFSA, how to take advantage of scholarships and grants, overlooked college savings vehicles and best practices for getting as much financial aid as possible.

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In part two of their conversation on personal finance and “The Latte Factor,” financial expert David Bach, U.S. News senior editor for personal finance Susannah Snider and Antonio discuss the importance of automating saving and why it’s critical to set goals when analyzing your money situation.

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Financial expert and best-selling author David Bach joins U.S. News senior editor for personal finance Susannah Snider and Antonio to go over his new book, "The Latte Factor," and how saving money early in small increments can lead to long-term wealth.

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U.S. News senior investing reporter John Divine comes on the show to discuss the rise and fall of cryptocurrencies like bitcoin, litecoin and ethereum in 2017 and 2018. Then, he talks about the current cryptocurrency landscape and whether or not it’s worth investing in them now after a recent slight resurgence.

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Marc Cenedella, founder and CEO of Ladders Inc., joins U.S. News careers reporter Rebecca Koenig and Antonio to discuss preparing for different interview types, how to answer the common and tricky interview questions and what job candidates can do after an interview to help their standing.

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U.S. News credit card expert Beverly Harzog and U.S. News senior editor for personal finance Susannah Snider come on the show to help explain why improving financial literacy is so important. They discuss whether financial literacy should be taught in school, offer literacy tips and tools from personal experience and give examples for how to teach children financial lessons at an early age.

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