Home & Family Finance

Repeat of Feb 14 Show: Paul Hunter Berry & Nikole Jones

Guests: Ric Edelman & Brian Kuhn

Richard & Catherine Wilson, genealogists; Janet Bodner, Kiplinger

Guests: Stan Corey (Attorney & Author); David Muhlbaum, Kiplinger Auto Expert

GUESTS: Brandi Britton (Office Team); Meilan Solly (Kiplinger Newsletter)

Guests: Bud Schneeweis, FINRA; Shaun Murphy, SNDR.COM

July 09-10, 2016 (replay of June 12 program)

Guests: Dr. Eliot F Eisenberg; Mary Morris (CSF)

Guests: Carol Kando, F.T.C.; Ken Tumin, DepositAccounts.Com

87-percent of Americans believe that financial literacy should be taught in schools, but according to a RBC Wealth Management Study headed up by RBC vice-president Malia Haskins, money has long been a taboo topic in schools and among families. Malia says we struggle at home to talk to our kids about money and schools are just now beginning to expand on the three "R's" to include financial literacy. Malia explains the results of the study; why it was done; and what they hope will be some outcomes!

Hire a Vet is a good idea and Nicholas Armstrong from the Institute for Veterans & Military Families(IVMF) and Mike Kelley with USAA share the importance through a new report called Revisiting the Business Case for Hiring a Veteran. The good news; there are qualified veterans, more than two-hundreds thousand, and thousands of good jobs that need to be filled. The research on-going at Syracuse University places special emphasis on how employers can turn veteran talent into a competitive advantage!

Shannon Schuyler from Price Waterhouse Coopers explains the results of a new study that says you and your child's school teacher need to be empowered to bridge the financial literacy gap! April is 'Financial Literacy Month' and Shannon has the interesting results from their latest study on how to make all of us more financially literate and financially fit. Hear what we now know about becoming educated consumers from K through eighty!

Experian's Rod Griffin is also candid and direct when it comes to understanding the importance of financial literacy and where we are in America today. Yes, Rod says we do collect financial information about you but only you set the facts and figures based upon your financial behavior. Rod offers a fascinating look into the importance of consumer education and notes that April is Financial Literacy Month!

The name of his new book is called 'Simple Money: A No Nonsense Guide to Personal Finance, and Tim Maurer, true to his title, has authored a simple but effective way to evaluate what you know and what you should know about managing your finances. Tim says what most books fail to tell you to ask is "why".

James Lander, Military Saves Director, reminds us that Military Saves Week begins today, Sunday February 21st and the organization is looking to break pledge records with more than 50-thousand confirmations from various military service members. James explains that, "To be mission ready, you must be financially fit."

Guests: Malia Haskins; Miriam Cross; Glen Pietrandoni

Guest: Rachel Sheedy (Kiplinger); from show #458, Kiplinger Editor Miriam Cross

Experian's Rod Griffin is also candid and direct when it comes to understanding the importance of financial literacy and where we are in America today. Yes, Rod says we do collect financial information about you but only you set the facts and figures based upon your financial behavior. Rod offers a fascinating look into the importance of consumer education and notes that April is Financial Literacy Month!

It is said by many, even today, 'how goes the auto industry in America, so goes the U.S. economy!' Is that still true? A question we put to Kiplinger Letter's Senior Associate Editor Jim Patterson. His in-depth look at the auto industry today will answer many of your questions or concerns about buying a new or used car now. Is this right time, how do I get a good deal and what happens in the future.

Noted psychiatrist Lise Van Susteren spends an hour with Home & Family Finance to tell us why who we will elect this season will have a direct impact on our pocketbook and why we are allowing our candidates to say and act in ways that would otherwise be unacceptable. What is the psychological impact on us?. Her analysIs of why we act the way we act this political season is not to be missed! The doctor is in for the hour and you won't want to miss a single minute.