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“Being rich means having a sense of purpose, knowing where you came from, defining your value systems, and questioning how you’re living.”
Should I pay down student loans or invest? Should we drain our 529 to pay for an emergency fund? How do I know if I'm being paid fairly? How can I optimize my savings?
CNBC senior correspondent Sharon Epperson shares her journey through a major health scare and how key financial preparations helped her avert a financial catastrophe.
After losing her father early in life, Veronica watched her mother struggled to learn how to just write a check during the worst moment of her life. That memory has fueled her desire to manage not just her own finances, but to teach others how to also live a full life.
You may have thought Suze was enjoying retirement. Well, she's left, at least temporarily, inspired since the #MeToo movement, to relaunch a new and improved edition of her best-selling book, Women & Money.
Farnoosh, what are your thoughts on 0% financing offers for new cars? Is hiring a financial advisor a waste of money? How best to plan for a child with special needs?
This week's listener questions touch on home ownership, paying down student loans and where to stash cash for a short-term goals.
Today we turn the focus to retirement and retiring well. For this, we welcome Catherine Golladay, Senior Vice President of Participant Services and Administration at Charles Schwab. Catherine has her ears to the ground and understands the issues and complexities surrounding our retirement concerns.
