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Learn how to manage your finances before starting a business. Plus: what's next for the rapidly growing prediction markets.
What should you have in place financially before leaving your job to start a business? Hosts Sean Pyles, CFP®, and Elizabeth Ayoola bring on small business Nerd Rosalie Murphy to answer a question from listener Blake, who is 27 and on the verge of...
Learn how divorce can reshape your finances and what steps to take when legal fees and child support strain your budget.
What does divorce mean for your financial life? How do you rebuild when child support and rent are already eating up half your income? Hosts Sean Pyles, CFP®, and Elizabeth Ayoola are joined by personal finance Nerd Kim Palmer to tackle a listener's ...
Learn how data centers could be raising your utility bills. Plus: how to use a sinking fund strategy to pay your bills.
What does it actually cost your community when a hyperscale AI data center moves in nearby? Senior news writer Anna Helhoski joins host Sean Pyles, CFP®, to break down the growing national backlash against data centers. They discuss what costs communi...
Learn how to decide if a travel card's annual fee is worth it and which card suits occasional flyers.
What does it take for a travel credit card's annual fee to actually pay off? Hosts Sean Pyles, CFP®, and Elizabeth Ayoola help listener Lacey understand whether annual fees would be worth her paying for premium travel credit cards, despite only flying home a few times ...
Learn how to budget for dropping to one income with a baby on the way. Plus: what's really happening to the 50+ workforce?
What's driving the labor force participation rate to a 50-year low — and what does it mean for the more than one million Americans aged 54 and up who are still looking for work? Sean Pyles, CFP®, and Elizabeth Ayoola are joined by news colleague Ri...