Sometimes it’s up and sometimes it’s down, but the stock market is always interesting. We asked Ric Edelman (@ricedelman), founder and CEO of Edelman Financial Services, what you should do when the market is volatile. His answer? Forget about it! Let the market move up or down, stay in it for the long haul, and you will win!
Original Air Date: November 2, 2014
Kiplinger Magazine Senior Associate Editor Sandra Block (@sandyblock) is at it again, trying to save you money by explaining the right ways to borrow for college. Sandra says it is not too early to plan, but plan in a sensible and money-saving way so you pick the right loan programs if you need a loan. And be careful about selecting the right school – not only for your student, but for your budget.
Original Air Date: November 2, 2014
Cindy Whaley, President of the Avery Hall Benefit Solutions Insurance Agency, says what was once “Affordable” is now being called by some the “Accessible” Care Act. Her comments and insights are not to be missed – unless you want to miss some of your hard-earned dollars, too.
Original Air Date: October 26, 2014
As this is the beginning of Open Enrollment season for health care choices, Dr. Nicholas Gettas, National Medical Officer at Cigna, discusses the right choices to help you save money.
Original Air Date: October 26, 2014
Operation Hope Chairman John Hope Bryant (@johnhopebryant), author of the new book How The Poor Can Save America, delivers a brilliant essay on the importance of including the poor in the effort to re-energize the stalled American economy.
Original Air Date: August 31, 2014
As the 2014 new school year starts, educational expert Kim Mogilevsky (@KimMoShow) comes back to explain what your child must do as part of the new Common Core State Standards and explains the new technology in your child’s classroom.
Original Air Date: August 31, 2014
Servicemembers are coming home from many dangerous parts of the world. PenFed Foundation President and CEO Jane Whitfield (@JaneWhitfield) joins in the conversation with Arty Arteaga, President and CEO of HFF Radio Presenting Sponsor the Defense Credit Union Council, to explain what they will face and how you can help.
Original Air Date: June 22, 2014
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Paul’s two sons, Talley Berry and Babe Berry, tangle with Lisa Jander (@DatersEd), “The Teen Dating Mechanic,” who says your teen should learn how to date the same way he or she has learned how to drive: by taking Dater’s Ed courses.
Original Air Date: June 1, 2014
Author Gene W. Kelly says you should not go to college – if you want to be successful! That concept can be found in his book, The College Myth. Before you decide that he’s some kind of nut, listen to his comments on this week’s show. College graduate Talley Berry (@talleyberry) and college senior Babe Berry (@BaBerry24) discuss higher education with Gene, and it makes for some very interesting radio.
Original Air Date: June 1, 2014
The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development recently released the data from its first international financial literacy assessment as part of the PISA test. Patricia (Pat) Seaman, Senior Director of Marketing and Communications for the National Endowment for Financial Education (@NEFE_ORG), joins GFLEC’s Dr. Annamaria Lusardi (@A_Lusardi) to discuss the impact of the findings.
Original Air Date: July 13, 2014