10/3/25: Today we're joined by ⁠⁠⁠⁠Jana Davis⁠, a financial advisor and CFP® at ⁠Abacus Wealth Partners⁠, a purpose-driven, values-centric financial advisory firm, focused on creating authentic and measurable impact in three key areas:

• Delivering values-aligned financial advice to improve people’s lives

• Being thoughtful about the impact investments have on society and the environment

• Promoting change in the financial services industry to create and serve a more diverse and equitable profession and client base

10/2/25: I joined CBS Mornings to break down how the government shutdown could affect the economy and your personal finances.

10/1/25: After only recently prioritizing my retirement, will I have enough money to last 25 years or so?

9/30/25: In the scenario that we both lost our jobs right now, would we have enough to get us through to full retirement age?

9/29/25: I'm a relatively new doctor, and I'm finally making good money, am I doing enough to prepare for retirement?

9/28/25: Despite a lot of positive changes, I still don’t feel secure that I’m on the right track. Can you please guide me in the right direction?

9/27/25: I joined CBS Mornings to answer your top financial questions, including on credit cards, your savings account and retirement options.

9/26/25: We are looking at cutting back our savings rate to enjoy a few other things while our kids are young and in the house, including not working as much as we are. Will it derail us?

9/25/25: I am one year away from retirement and my husband is three years out and I want to know if we should adjust our allocations?

9/24/25: Should I consider moving my accounts to a low cost brokerage like Vanguard, or at this point is it better to leave them where they are?

9/23/25: I max out my 401(k) with everything going into the Roth option. I still have some pre-tax money left in a traditional IRA, should I convert it?

9/22/25: Should I continue making income-driven repayments and hope that the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program isn't canceled, or should I pay off the full balance?

9/21/25: I was recently informed that I will be without a job as of the beginning of the next federal fiscal year. I think that I'm fine financially, but my fiancé has expressed concerns about me being without a job. 

9/20/25: I joined CBS Mornings with essential financial tips to help recent high school graduates manage their money, avoid costly pitfalls and build a strong foundation for long-term success.

9/19/25: My husband and I are still young in our careers since we've both pursued higher education but we want to make sure we are on the right track to "catch-up" on retirement.

9/18/25: I'll soon be 65 and am looking for a retirement planning checkup as I contemplate a possible new job and/or career change for the next few years.

9/17/25: My wife is not returning to teaching this year so we're trying to figure out what to do with the money in her pension plan.

9/16/25: I joined "Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan" to preview the Federal Reserve's September meeting amid the Trump administration's push for the agency to lower interest rates.

9/15/25: With potential big changes on the horizon, I'm looking for a gut check on where we are and if/where we could/should go next.

9/14/25: I recently joined ⁠Managing Your Practice⁠, a podcast from Dimensional Fund Advisors dedicated to providing financial professionals with best practices in key areas such as driving growth, business efficiency, and the client experience.

In this episode, we talked about navigating major life and career transitions, both for yourself and your clients. From burnout to reinvention, we also discussed practical insights on how great advisors can lead with empathy and help clients make confident, meaningful changes.