"Money Matters"

Long-term care can be one of the biggest expenses in retirement — but with the right plan, it doesn’t have to derail your finances. This week, we discuss options to protect your savings and prepare for the unexpected.

In this episode, we explore how being forced into early retirement—whether due to layoffs, health issues, or restructuring—doesn’t have to derail your future. We’ll walk you through key steps to regain financial footing, rebuild structure, and rediscover purpose so you can move forward with confidence.

In this episode, we dive into practical tips for creating a smart college budget that helps students and families manage expenses without stress. Learn how to prioritize spending, find savings, and plan ahead for a successful college financial experience.

In this episode, we explore how emotions can influence your financial decisions — often in ways you don’t even realize. Learn how to recognize emotional triggers and make more thoughtful, long-term choices with your money.

In this episode, we walk through the key highlights from the Q2 2025 market performance. From stocks and bonds to major economic shifts, it’s your quick, practical recap of what moved the markets last quarter and what to watch going forward.

Retirement doesn’t have to be overwhelming. In this episode, we break down the key steps to take before you retire — so you can feel confident about what’s next.

Good money habits start young. This week, we’re sharing simple ways to teach kids about saving, spending, and building a strong financial foundation for life.

Losing a spouse is one of life’s most difficult transitions — emotionally and financially. This week, we’re discussing the key financial steps to take after the loss of a partner, from handling Social Security benefits to updating accounts and planning for the future.

One of the biggest questions in retirement is: Will my money last? In this episode, we talk about how to build a reliable income stream that supports your lifestyle throughout retirement.

Thinking about how to pay for college? Whether you’re saving for your kids or grandkids, we’ll walk you through smart strategies like 529 plans, how to start early, and how to make your money work harder for future education expenses.