If you are looking to get more publicity for your book, business, or charity, then you will want to get in on our free publicity tele-conference. The tele-conference is being held on September 19th. If you want to get in on the free call, email us at [email protected] to get on the call.

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If you own your own business or you’re in sales, Your Money Show talked about building your business and some traps that you need to avoid. If you host a website in another state or lease a server in another state, you might own income taxes or sales taxes in that state. If you own a web server in 36 states or the District of Columbia, you have income tax nexus. Some of the states say you owe tax even if there are no sales into that state. If you lease a web server, there are 26 states that say you have income tax nexus. And finally if you use hosting services there are 12 states plus the District of Columbia that say nexus would arrive. The states are now turning their attention to small businesses, especially those who use catalogs or the Internet to sell across state lines.

We also talked with Bob Burg author of The Go Giver. No this isn’t a book about giving gifts to people. However it is a book about how to succeed in business by giving your time, your knowledge, your information to create value for your clients.

We also talked about the death of Robin Williams and the sudden health issues of Joan Rivers. Both people did some major planning to help their family. What can we learn from the death of Robin Williams and the sudden illness of Joan Rivers?

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I interviewed Gary Vaynerchuk who is one of the preeminent entrepreneurs, authors, video bloggers, and business owners in America. Gary discusses what it takes to get through burning out and how to break through the preverbal wall when you hit it. Join us as we talk about why it is still important to hustle today, the social media platforms that you should be on, and why 7pm to 2am can be the most productive time of your life as an entrepreneur. As a nationally recognized speaker and author about taking social media and business to the next level, Gary Vaynerchuk has written the books: “Crush It”, “The Thank You Economy”, and his most recent book, “Jab, Jab, Jab, Right Hook”, is due out this November. You won’t want to miss this great conversation with my biggest interview yet.

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Additionally, I talk to Phil Orbanes who is a former Senior Vice President of research and development at Parker Brothers and has written the book, “Monopoly, Money, and You: How To Profit from the Game’s Secrets of Success”. Have you ever wanted to learn how to win your favorite board game from childhood? Have you ever been curious about the life and financial lessons that the game teaches us at a young age? If you’re a Monopoly fan like me, you’ll love the conversation that I have with Phil Orbanes about the game, his book, and the financial lessons we can all pull out of them.

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New sports stadiums and arenas are popping up all over the country. And, new stadiums are causing higher ticket prices and higher taxes as a result. The owners are adding to their profits through subsidies provided by local governments at a detriment to both sports fans and tax payers alike. While most politicians and sports franchise owners will want fans to believe that a new stadium is in their best interest, will bring jobs to their area, will increase their stature, and a host of other promises, the reality is far from those promises. The truth of the matter is that new stadiums are rarely a good deal for citizens and fans in most cases.

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In this episode of the Money Q&A podcast, “Your Money: Your Choices”, I interview Neil deMause who is an expert in the area of new sports stadium construction, their costs, and their lasting affects on the game and its citizens. He is also the author of the book, “Field of Schemes – How the Great Stadium Swindle Turns Public Money into Private Profit“. On the podcast we not only talk about my favorite team in baseball, the Atlanta Braves, and their recent new stadium announcement, but we also talk about a host of other affects to teams building new stadiums. How much do government subsidies play into attracting new stadiums to an area? Is the skybox or the suite the cause of all this turmoil? Are professional athletes and their exorbitantly high priced salaries to blame? You may be surprised to hear what Neil has to say. But, more importantly, why should you care? In fact, you may also be surprised to learn just how much it will impact you, what you buy, the cost of sports tickets, salaries, new jobs, and the like. You won’t want to miss this very interesting conversation with such a national expert in the field.

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Has your email inbox taken over control over your life? How many emails are sitting unanswered in your inbox? How many newsletters do you subscribe to? Do you check your email constantly throughout the day? You’re not alone. In fact, 79% of Americans check their email before they even get out of bed in the morning. The Huffington Post calls email a gigantic game of Tetris that we can’t possibly win. Over 25% of your work day is wasted by simply checking and sending emails. But, what if you could conquer your inbox? This week’s podcast has a some great tips and tricks on how to increase your productivity at work and home with your email. Are you using your Gmail account to its full potential?

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In this episode of the Money Q&A podcast, “Your Money: Your Choices”, I interview Craig Jarrow who is the publisher of the incredible productivity blog, the Time Management Ninja. He is also the author of several books “Crush Your Procrastination” and “You Are Stronger Than You Think – The Best of Motivation from Time Management Ninja”. On the podcast we talk about specific tips and tricks that you can use to take back control over your email. We discuss using applications built into Gmail that can taking your emailing to the next level and free up huge chunks of your time. Craig and I also talk about what it takes to only check your email twice a day at work and how you must change the way that you interact with your email and your coworkers to do it. You won’t want to miss this great conversation all about reclaiming your email inbox.

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Coupons are big business. If you don’t believe me, you only need to look at your Sunday newspaper to understand the power of these little pieces of paper. Coupons have even gained pop culture status with the new reality TV shows featuring extreme couponers buying hundreds of dollars worth of groceries and other items for pennies on the dollar. But, you don’t have to go to extreme measures to make coupons, coupon codes, and deals help you and your family save a ton of money. Now is the time with holiday shopping, Black Friday, Cyber Monday, and the like to score some great savings this season!

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In this episode of the Money Q&A podcast, “Your Money: Your Choices”, I interview Scott Elling, founder and CEO of CouponPal.com. We talk about what consumers can expect during this year’s holiday shopping season. We talk about Black Friday, Cyber Monday, Christmas sales, and much more. We also discuss how consumers can get the most bang for their buck through coupons, coupon codes, and so much more. You won’t want to miss what Scott has to say about this holiday season and the deals consumers are going to score! Also find out the super cool and unique way that he saved hundreds of dollars on furniture with this incredible coupon secret that I have never heard of before.

Additionally, I talk to Kasey Trenum who is the author of the book, Couponing for the Rest of Us – The Not-So-Extreme Guide to Saving More. What’s the best way to save money with coupons? Do you need to stockpile groceries? Do you need to run around town to every grocery store? I pick Kasey’s brain about getting the most out of coupons for a family like mine and yours. You won’t want to miss this great episode.

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It is going to be a tough holiday shopping season for businesses. Thanksgiving and Black Friday are going to be in late November this year. Businesses will lose about six days of shopping and sale madness if they wait. The government shutdown, unemployment, and consumer worries are weighing on shoppers minds. These things will actually benefit shoppers this holiday season. Most retailers are moving their holiday sales earlier into the month. Shoppers will start to see promotions before Black Friday. More retailers will be offering free shipping this holiday season.

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In this episode of the Money Q&A podcast, “Your Money: Your Choices”, I interview Jon Lal, founder and CEO of BeFrugal.com. We talk about what consumers can expect during this year’s holiday shopping season. We talk about Black Friday, Cyber Monday, Christmas sales, and much more. We also discuss how consumers can get the most bang for their buck through coupons, coupon codes, cash back deals, and more. You won’t want to miss what Jon has to say about this holiday season and the deals consumers are going to score! Additionally, how would you like to win $2 million for simply paying your credit card bills or investing in your 401k retirement plan? That’s exactly the types of prizes that you can win with the new iPhone app from SaveUp.com. In this episode, I talk with Priya Haji, co-founder and CEO of SaveUp, about the company’s new app and the great prizes it offers. SaveUp is changing the way people look at financial tasks by making it a game and creating positive financial habits. You won’t want to miss this great episode.

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The stock market is humming along lately, but this is of course despite a few recent macro level economic hiccups. Thanks to the federal government and the shutdown the economy has continued to remain sluggish. According to a report recently released by Standard & Poor’s, the government shutdown cost the United States $24 billion in lost production and growth. It took out $24 billion from the U.S. economy over the 16 day shutdown.

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In this episode of the Money Q&A podcast, “Your Money: Your Choices”, I interview Frank Trotter, the President of Everbank Direct, and we talk about how macro economic issues are affecting everyday middle class Americans. Should you be concerned about quantitative easing or other Federal Reserve policies? How do those decisions in Washington DC affect the rest of us? Will we ever see the return of a savings account that earns 4% annual rate of return or more? These questions and more are what I ask Frank Trotter. It is a great conversation about the economy and how large macro issues touch us all. Additionally, I talk with Claus Bell, analyst for Bankrate.com about the economy and where mortgage rates and other key rates are going in the future. You won’t want to miss this great episode.

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Do you give money to charity? You’re not alone. In fact, the National Philanthropic Trust and the Center on Philanthropy at Indiana University found that 88% of all American households give to charity. And, the average annual gift to charity is over $2,200 per family. We are a nation of givers, and giving is an important step in our own personal finance journey. There is a reason why Dave Ramsey includes it in his last baby step of his popular book, The Total Money Makeover. Author Mary Hunt also lists giving as one of her money rules in her book, 7 Money Rules for Life: How to Take Control of Your Financial Future.

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In this episode of the Money Q&A podcast, “Your Money: Your Choices”, I interview Mary Hunt about her book, 7 Money Rules for Life: How to Take Control of Your Financial Future, and I specifically talk to her about the importance of giving. How does giving increase our own financial wealth? How much should we give? How should giving be incorporated into our financial plans and goals? We talk about how giving can increase your own financial position. These are all questions that I tackle with Mary Hunt on this episode of “Your Money Your Choices”, the Money Q&A podcast. Be sure to check out the episode. Additionally, I talk with Eric Jones, senior managing director, advisory solutions at TIAA-CREF about the company’s second annual Financial Advice Survey which revealed very interesting data about trusting your financial advisor. You won’t want to miss it.

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Can you be too frugal? Where do you draw the line between frugality and cheap? Is there a danger in being too cheap? There is a fine line that a small portion of the American population walks when it comes to frugality. The news is full of people drowning in credit card and other debts, but they miss the other side of the equation. There are also people who take frugality to an entirely different level. We all probably know someone like that. We’ve witnessed people who drive across town to save money on gas, budget their grocery spending down to the penny, or even people who take unethical steps to stretch their money each month. Of course, not all frugality is bad. We all need a little frugalness in our lives. But, how do we become frugal if we’ve missed the boat?

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In this episode of the Money Q&A podcast, “Your Money: Your Choices”, I interview Gary Forman who is the editor of The Dollar Stretcher. Since 1996, Gary and The Dollar Stretcher have been helping readers learn how to be frugal and take their frugality to the next level. During the interview, I pick Gary’s brain and try and find out if you can indeed become too frugal. What’s the difference between frugality and being miserly? Is there a danger in being too frugal? Make sure to check out the episode and find out.

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After I graduated from college, I swore that I would never eat ramen noodles again. I cannot even imagine having planned so poorly for retirement that people must buy cat food to survive. But, that’s the subtitle of Mary Kelly’s new book, “Money Smart – How Not To Buy Cat Food When You Don’t Have A Cat”, which is aimed at young Americans in their 20s and 30s who are just starting out in their career. Her book is an easy read to help put these age groups on the right track so that they will never have to eat cat food during their Golden Years in retirement when they don’t have a cat. Mary’s book covers the basics for the younger generation and gives them concrete steps to learn how to start saving money, creating a spending plan, investing for retirement and other financial goals, when to buy a house, how to manage their credit, and so much more.

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In this episode of the Money Q&A podcast, “Your Money: Your Choices”, I interview Mary Kelly about her new book, “Money Smart – How Not To Buy Cat Food When You Don’t Have A Cat”. We talk about personal finances and retirement for the younger crowd, those in their 20s and 30s, who are just starting out in their lives. We also delve into how we as parents are failing out children to a certain degree and also how our school systems are not doing much better jobs teaching our children about personal finance. It’s a great episode, and you won’t want to miss it.

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