Your Money Matters with Dave Davis

Your Money Matters with Dave Davis

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Your Money Matters with Dave Davis episodes

  • How to Stand Out in the AI Job Market

    In this episode of "Your Money Matters," News On 6's Dave Davis sits down with Gen Z career coach and author Barry Garapedian to break down how artificial intelligence is changing the job market — and why young professionals may have the advantage.

    From adaptability (AQ) to human connection, Garapedian explains what skills actually matter in an AI-driven world and how students and graduates can stand out when applying for jobs.

    Key topics covered:

    Is AI replacing jobs or creating opportunities?

    Why adaptability (AQ) is the new superpower

    The importance of human skills in a tech-driven world

    Simple ways to stand out in job applications

    How Gen Z can use AI to get ahead

    The power of networking, mindset, and consistency

    16 min
  • 3 Simple Money Habits That Can Save You Thousands

    Most Americans don’t have a written financial plan, and it’s costing them thousands.

    In this episode of Your Money Matters, News On 6’s Dave Davis sits down with retirement and investment expert Stephen Dissette of Hoarder Investment Management to break down three simple, realistic steps anyone can take to get control of their money, no matter their income.

    You’ll learn:

    Why having a written spending plan matters more than you think

    How to identify and eliminate “money leaks” draining your bank account

    Why automating just $50 a month can make a real difference over time

    How mindset plays a bigger role in wealth-building than income alone

    Stephen also explains the importance of paying yourself first, using employer retirement matches, and why tools like Roth IRAs can be powerful for long-term financial security.

    18 min
  • Is AI Taking Jobs What the Latest Jobs Report Really Means

    Artificial intelligence is changing the workplace, but is it actually replacing jobs?

    In this audio-only episode of Your Money Matters, News On 6's Dave Davis sits down with Steve Wyett, Chief Investment Strategist at BOK Financial, to break down the latest U.S. jobs report and explain what the numbers really mean for workers, job seekers and the economy.

    They discuss:

    • What the June jobs report says about the economy

    • Is AI replacing workers?

    • Which careers are growing—and which are shrinking

    • Why skilled trades are seeing huge demand

    • How employers are using AI to screen resumes

    • The job search mistakes that could cost you an interview • Whether the Federal Reserve is likely to change interest rates

    • What inflation and wage growth mean for your paycheck

    Whether you're searching for a new job, considering a career change, worried about artificial intelligence, or simply wondering where the economy is headed, this conversation explains the latest developments in plain language.

    17 min
  • New Fed Chair: Who is Kevin Warsh And What Does It Mean For You?

    The Federal Reserve is about to have a new leader— and it could affect your mortgage, savings account, and retirement.

    News On 6's Dave Davis sits down with BOK Financial Chief Investment Strategist Steve Wyett to break down everything you need to know about the Kevin Warsh confirmation, what it signals for interest rate policy, and what it means for everyday Oklahomans.

    In this episode:

    • Who is Kevin Warsh — and why did he leave the Fed the first time?

    • What does "regime change" at the Federal Reserve actually mean?

    • Will interest rates go lower in 2026 — or is inflation standing in the way?

    • Why is Jerome Powell refusing to give up his board seat?

    • How do rate changes impact borrowers vs. savers?

    • What's the economic outlook for consumers through the rest of the year?

    Recorded May 8, 2026. Kevin Warsh's Senate floor vote was expected the week of May 15.

    23 min
  • Why Passing Down Wealth Takes More Than Money

    Passing down wealth involves more than money.

    What happens to your family's relationships, values and traditions when an inheritance is involved?

    In this episode of Your Money Matters, News On 6 host Dave Davis talks with Derrick Alexander, founder, CEO and lead financial advisor at Greater Works Wealth in Tulsa, about why communication matters just as much as financial planning.

    17 min
  • Will the One Big Beautiful Bill Cost You Money?

    Ashlee Hall, Head of Tax Law at Exemplar Law, sits down with Dave Davis for this episode of Your Money Matters to break down the nearly 900-page One Big Beautiful Bill, now signed into law.

    What you’ll learn in this video:

    • How the new tax law impacts small business owners and employees

    • What the bill changes about tips, overtime pay, and reporting

    • Why the Employee Retention Credit (ERC) could lead to retroactive clawbacks and audits

    • The biggest opportunities and risks hidden in the fine print

    • Action steps to protect your business and stay compliant

    25 min
  • How to Build Wealth Early: Financial Literacy Tips for Students & Beginners

    Want to build wealth and take control of your money early?

    In this episode of Your Money Matters, News On 6's Dave Davis sits down with financial expert Dr. Paris Woods to break down simple, actionable strategies anyone can use to save, invest, and grow their money.

    From “paying yourself first” to understanding why time in the market beats timing the market, this conversation is packed with practical advice for students, young adults, and anyone looking to improve their financial future.

    In this video, you’ll learn:

    • Why financial literacy is more than budgeting
    • The easiest way to start saving money today
    • How automation can build wealth without stress
    • Why investing early can set you up for life
    • The “3 M’s” of money: making, managing, multiplying

    14 min
  • Should You Trust Financial Advice on TikTok?

    Can you trust financial advice on TikTok?

    Millions of people, especially younger investors, turn to social media every day for investing tips, budgeting advice and side hustle ideas.

    But how much of that advice is actually trustworthy? In this episode of Your Money Matters, Dave Davis sits down with James Barra of BrokerListings to discuss a new study examining the rapidly growing world of FinTok—financial content on TikTok and other social media platforms.

    The study reviewed hundreds of finance-related videos and found:

    • 74% did not clearly show financial qualifications

    • 61% appeared to funnel viewers toward financial products

    • 53% failed to clearly explain investment risks

    You'll learn:

    • How to spot questionable financial advice

    • What disclosures should look like

    • Why credentials matter

    • Why some influencers may be paid to recommend certain products

    • How to verify investing information before risking your money

    The conversation also explores why social media can still be a valuable place to begin learning about personal finance—as long as viewers verify what they hear using trusted financial sources.

    Link to study: https://brokerlistings.com/research-h...

    16 min
  • Will AI Take Your Job?

    What does the future of work look like in Oklahoma?

    In this episode of Your Money Matters, host Dave Davis sits down with Trae Rahill, Executive Director of the Oklahoma Employment Security Commission (OESC), to discuss the biggest workforce trends shaping Oklahoma and the nation.

    The conversation covers Oklahoma's strong job market, the impact of artificial intelligence on future careers, the growing demand for skilled workers, and what high school graduates should consider as they prepare to enter the workforce.

    23 min

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A financial series and podcast hosted by anchor Dave Davis, offering Oklahomans practical advice on managing their money and making informed financial decisions.