Summer is in session but we’re not taking off! Throughout the season, we’ll be bringing back listeners’ favorite episodes from past seasons and answering brand new Office Hours questions! Today’s episode from season 2 (originally released at…
Listen on Spotify Listen on Apple Podcasts Summer is in session but we’re not taking off! Throughout the season, we’ll be bringing back listeners’ favorite episodes from past seasons and answering brand new Office Hours questions! Today’s episode from season 2 (originally released at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic) features Cait Lockwood (formerly Caitlin …
In today’s Office Hours, Eric answers Jenna’s question: “how much should I have in an emergency fund?” This can vary based on a lot of factors, and emergency funds don’t need to just be in the form of savings accounts. Eric explores the different layers that can make up your emergency fund and the rules …
In today’s Office Hours, Eric answers Jenna’s question: “how much should I have in an emergency fund?” This can vary based on a lot of factors, and emergency funds don’t need to just be in the form of savings accounts. Eric explores the…
Young Money: Tools and Strategies for Raising Financially Responsible Kids We all want our children to be set up for successful futures, but when personal finance isn’t taught in schools, how can we make sure they know how to make good decisions with their money? This one-hour webinar to go through tools and strategies for …
Welcome to the season four finale of Don’t Retire… Graduate! We’ve had amazing guests this season and couldn’t be more excited to finish with today’s guest. Dr. Daniel Crosby is a psychologist and behavioral finance expert who helps…
In today’s Office Hours, Eric answers Jason’s question: “what are a few basic aspects of a financial plan that I can create myself?” The truth is, you can do it all yourself or with the help of a few vendors. A financial planner is not…
In today’s Office Hours, Eric answers Jason’s question: “what are a few basic aspects of a financial plan that I can create myself?” The truth is, you can do it all yourself or with the help of a few vendors. A financial planner is not necessarily needed. But which way is right for you? Have …
Welcome back to Don’t Retire… Graduate! Today we’re going back to school with Rob Phelan, a high school math and personal finance teacher and author of the children’s book M is for Money. Rob is here, live from his classroom, to talk about…
In today’s Office Hours, Eric answers Matthew’s question: “is it better to pay over the asking price for a house or just rent?” There is so much going on in the market right now that is making purchasing a home — especially your first home — particularly difficult and expensive. Do you go for it …
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