3/17/26: Now that I'm fully retired, I'm having a hard time making the transition from saving to spending.

3/16/26: I'm thinking about quitting my job without getting another job. The thought of doing this stresses me out, but my husband says that we would be fine on his income alone. Is he right?

3/15/26: In two years I will have the opportunity to buy five years of service credits. How should I prepare financially?

3/14/26: With a low emergency fund, am I okay to just chill out and know that I can tap my retirement funds when/if ever needed?

3/13/26: Now that my employer ditched the company match, is it even worth using the retirement plan?

3/12/26: Given our fairly low expenses, is it reasonable to “retire” once we reach three million in assets?

3/11/26: With two young kids, and with a lot of money already saved in 529 plans, is it wrong to think we can stop saving for college?

3/10/26: My husband wants to retire in a year when he turns 55, but I don't feel comfortable with our numbers. Am I wrong?

3/9/26: I joined CBS Saturday Morning to discuss how the war against Iran is impacting the overall economy.

3/8/26: With the age of 50 rapidly approaching, I am wondering what else I should be planning to do with my money over the next 10 years or so?

3/7/26: For the first time since 2022, 30-year mortgage rates dropped below 6%. We discuss what it means for home buyers and those looking to refinance.

3/6/26: From the CEO of Boxed to the artificial intelligence landscape, ⁠Chieh Huang⁠ is back on the show to discuss his latest creation, ⁠Pelgo⁠, an AI generated personal career transition agent, whether you're starting out, leveling up, or reinventing what’s next.

3/5/26: Five years ago, my mom sold her house and moved in with us, and we're covering all her expenses. Are we jeopardizing our own retirement?

3/4/26: With various pension options to choose from, analysis paralysis is starting to set in.

3/3/26: As we pursue financial independence, could an annuity act as a pension and give us a floor so we feel comfortable spending a set amount?

3/2/26: With no need to tap my pre-tax retirement accounts, should I consider converting to a Roth?

3/1/26: We are planning on one more kid but the school tuition is certainly piling up. I think we are okay but would like some reassurance.

2/28/26: Today we're discussing the crucial conversations people should have with their loved ones about finances.

2/27/26: After being laid off in 2024, I'm starting to wonder if I really need to keep looking for another job?

2/26/26: Under which scenario would a Roth conversion not make the most sense?