Wealth Redefined®

What is decision science and can it be used to make better decisions about life and money? We find out by sitting down with a real-life decision scientist who happens to be the "Robin Hood" of decision science.

In lieu of New Year's resolutions, I like to define "3 words" for myself to focus on each year. I'll share how the exercise works and my 3 words for 2020.

We've all heard about rolling over your 401(k) into an IRA but what does the process actually look like?

It's easy to get caught up in the hustle and bustle of work and business. So much that we feel guilty about taking time off. But recharging is an important part of running a successful business.

Fraud, identity theft, and general digital mischief is increasing. We'll cover a few ways to stay protected and keep your money and your identity from being compromised.

Today we go through 7 of the most common retirement saving mistakes and what they mean.

Watching the news can freak us out and make it seem like the stock market is a scary place to put our money. Let's add some calm and clarity to the conversation.

Is it possible to live without credit cards? And why would you even want to do that? Amy Foley and I talk about this and more.

What do you do when you're fed up with the corporate world and you want to make a change? Many people in this situation have a goal to start a business. But it can be scary to go it alone, which is why franchise ownership can be appealing to some. We sit down with Jeff Crane from The Entrepreneur's Source to learn all about what it takes to start and own a franchise.

Would you rather clean your toilets than do a budget? Do spreadsheets and cash flow numbers make you cringe? As important as budgeting is, many of us have a lot of head trash about it. Join us as we talk with best-selling money author Rachel Richards about how to generate excitement about budgeting.