Money is Personal

When Companies Do Bad Things

When a company you are invested in does something really bad, it can make you angry, frustrated, scared, disappointed, and outraged. This episode discusses how to sort those emotions and decide what to do about it.

The Purpose of Insurance

Reflection and Progression

A Financial Tsunami Is Coming

The Best Asset Class To Invest In

Credit Cards: Saints and Sinners

Past Performance Is An Expensive Mistake

Relying on rules of thumb and conventional wisdom can lead to missteps that can cost you lots of money.

Dave Ramsey Is Dead Wrong On Mortgages

Don’t Drive Yourself Poor

5 Savvy Stimmy Plays

For many Americans, the stimulus checks are a vital lifeline that is needed just to meet some basic expenses. If you aren't in that boat and are receiving a check, here are 5 ways you can use that money wisely.

Hype Train Is Not An Investment Philosophy

What Is An Investment Philosophy?

How does an investor know what a good investment is, let alone when to buy or sell an investment?

You Can’t Get A Little Pregnant

The Drum Major Instinct

"The Drum Major Instinct" was a sermon given by Dr. King exactly two months before he was assassinated on April 4th, 1968. He speaks about how "keeping up" and pride affect financial prudence, racial inequality, and geopolitics.

What My Exercise Bike Taught Me

It Is Time To Go!

It is time to take action, to go from planning to doing. No more delays, fix it on the way - it is time to GO!

Learning From Brené Brown About Budgeting

Your New Years' Resolution might be to improve your finances. You can fail. It takes courage to look at things honestly and make them better.

Disrupting Your Attitude

Long-lasting improvements stem from making changes in behavior and habit. But it is your ATTITUDE that drives the actions that form those habits and behaviors. Learn more about goal-setting and how to disrupt your attitude in this week's episode of Money is Personal.

Is FREE Really Worth It?

Just because something is FREE does not mean it doesn't cost anything. Learn about how you might be manipulated by FREE in your spending and lifestyle choices.

2021: The Year of Getting Stuff Done

2020 has felt like half a decade all wrapped up in a year, but at last we near its end. Time to make plans now so that when the new year begins, you can hit the ground running improving your finances, your career, and your life.

Employee Retirement Plans & Negotiating Key Benefits

Employee Health Care Trends

The HSA Financial Powerhouse

72 Is The New 65

65 has been the typical number thrown around when people are asked about when they want to retire. Learn how that number could be out of fashion and how to be better prepared in this week's show.

Umbrella Insurance Academy

How Financial Advisers Get Risk Wrong

The Educational Savings Toolbox

When Money Meets Marriage

Goal-Setting for Spending

You Cannot Afford to Ignore Your Health