Which cars were voted safest in 2023?
Each year the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) team tests vehicles against specific criteria to develop...
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Did China's Reopening Fall Flat?
Today's podcast covers recent retail earnings in the U.S., including lower-than-expected guidance from Home Depot and...
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Growing with YouTube, Why T-Bills and a Home Remedy for Weeds.
This week we're looking at the differences between treasury bills (T-bills) and certificates of deposit (CDs)...
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Buying Gold, Insurance Rates, and Contents of a Safe
Have you ever considered owning physical gold? Nate shares 6 things to consider before you take action. If you've...
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Reduce tax on Social Security and straw for a better harvest.
This week, Nate breaks down the perks of a Roth IRA when you retire and, on the podcast, digs into the economic impact...
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Why Insurance Rates are Going Up
The insurance industry – like many others – is experiencing the same challenges with rate increases when it comes to...
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What's the Best Advice You've Received
In today's episode, Nate and Derek discuss pharma drug company stock performance - looking at the reasons someone may...
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Fact Checking Dave Ramsey's Bad Advice
Join us as we dissect the investment recommendations of Dave Ramsey and offer alternative perspectives to maximize your...
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7 Things to Consider When Comparing Auto Insurance Quotes
Not all insurance policies are created equally. Here are 7 things to look for when you are comparing auto insurance...
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Is It Over for the Dollar?
In this podcast, we explore the potential impact of BRICS countries (Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa)...
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3 Driving Myths: Debunked
Have you ever wondered if red cars cost more to insure? Or do you really need to change your oil every 3,000 miles? We...
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Bridging the Skill Gap: Trade Agreements, Automation, and the Future of Education w/ Carly Snyder
In this episode, we delve deep into the growing skill gap between what employers need and what employees possess. We...
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