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How To Prevent Scholarship Displacement
Winning a private scholarship can shrink your financial aid. Here’s how to avoid scholarship displacement and protect your funding. The post How To P…
The Power of Cash w/ Jay Zagorsky- Episode 996
Will our guest today convince us to ditch digital payments?! Listen to find out! Because here’s something that we hear all the time: “You can just Ze…
The Power of Cash w/ Jay Zagorsky- Episode 995
Will our guest today convince us to ditch digital payments?! Listen to find out! Because here’s something that we hear all the time: “You can just Ze…
Would you buy this $3.5M frozen food business?
We take you inside a deal for a $3.5M frozen food business that had our community asking: Is this a goldmine or a ticking time bomb? The post Would y…
The Foreign Tax Credit
Figuring out the foreign tax credit isn't as easy as you might hope. Here are some step-by-step instructions that should help. The post The Foreign T…
Money Market Funds: What They Are, How They Work
Where should you put your money if you will need it in a few years? Money expert Clark Howard recently fielded that question from someone looking to …
Why Do Budgets Fail (The Real Reasons + What Actually Works)
Budgets fail because they’re designed to restrict your life instead of enhance it. Traditional budgeting focuses on cutting expenses and tracki…
What Happens If The U.S. Defaults On Its Debt?
What happens if the U.S. defaults? From job losses to global instability, the risks are growing as the debt ceiling deadline looms. The post What Hap…
Why Corporate Earnings Matter to Every Investor
Corporate earnings. It sounds like something only Wall Street pros need to obsess over, right? I recently saw a “corporate earnings party”…
How This 22-Year-Old Bought a Duplex with 5% Down and Zero Experience
He had no money, no experience, and no idea how to renovate a house… but he still pulled off two real estate deals by 22. Welcome back to the R…
UC System May Cut In-State Enrollment By 2026
UC system warns budget cuts could freeze in-state enrollment by 2026, putting access to college at risk for thousands of California students. The pos…
Social Security Is Not Going Away (But You Might Have to Adjust Your Plans)
Are you so worried about Social Security disappearing that you want to redo your financial plan? Here's why that approach isn't necessary. The post S…
Episode 212. “He’s terrified of losing it all—so she’s losing him”
Vanessa (48) and George (59) have been married for five years and run two businesses together, but still keep their finances separate, leading to r…
SAVE Borrowers See Forbearance Extended To Fall 2025
SAVE plan borrowers are now seeing forbearance extended to fall 2025, hinting that repayment may not resume until 2026. The post SAVE Borrowers See F…
Preventative Maintenance vs. Reactive Maintenance: What Rookie Landlords Need to Know
When you’re managing rental properties, maintenance isn’t optional—it’s inevitable. But how you handle it can mean the difference b…
AI Agents Are Changing the Game for Real Estate Investors in 2025
If you’re serious about growing your business, the answer isn’t to work more hours—it’s to work smarter. And that starts with putting systems in plac…
Real Estate is STILL a Great Investment—But Avoid Doing These Four Things
Let’s be honest: 2025 hasn’t exactly felt like the golden age of real estate investing. Mortgage rates are high, property prices are stubborn, and ev…
A Map of All 141 Markets Where Prices Are Falling
Last month, Zillow updated its 2025 forecast to show home prices declining by 1.4% this year. Nationwide, the average home price has risen 1.4%…
The Best Way To Determine If You Have Enough Money
I recently received a question that boils down to this: How do you know when you have enough money? And once you do, when is it time to shift from ch…
Redfin Forecast Signals Softening, Housing Market Reaches “Tipping Point”
Redfin’s latest forecast suggests home prices will see a 1% decline by year-end, a significant shift after years of growth. On The Market host …