With the right intentions and a clear plan, small, meaningful changes can add up to lasting financial confidence. That’s why we’re kicking off the new year with five resolutions that will help you finally get your finances in order and put you on a path toward financial stability and peace of mind that lasts well beyond the year ahead.

That's a wrap on 2025! It's been an amazing year for our channel and we've had a lot of fun making videos for you all. So, before we head into the new year we wanted to take a look at some of the fun we had these past 12 months and share some of our favorite moments.

As we celebrate the yuletide, we’re reminded that the true magic isn’t found under the tree, but in the moments and connections that make our hearts feel full. And for us those connections have been made through this channel with our viewers.

The financial world is full of great companies that don’t always make for the best investments… and a surprising number that feel sketchier than a midnight infomercial but somehow make their shareholders money. So, on this episode, we’re talking about how to tell the difference and giving out some tips to help you tell the difference between a brand you adore and a business that can actually grow your wealth.

On this episode we’re talking about a few smart steps to take to make sure you actually keep your winnings. And the best part? These lessons don’t just apply to lottery winners—anyone expecting a big payout, like a pension lump sum, can use the same strategies to protect their money and avoid becoming the star of a financial horror story.

Whether it’s maxing deductions, topping off your IRA, or finally figuring out what your accountant has been hinting at for years, we’re handing out the top tax tips you’ll want in your back pocket before the year wraps up—so you can keep more of your money in 2026.

Ah, the holidays — that magical time of year when families gather to eat, laugh, exchange gifts, and absolutely avoid talking about anything remotely related to money.

From budgeting for baby gear that mysteriously multiplies overnight, to planning for unexpected “surprises” (like discovering daycare costs more than your first car), on this week’s episode we’re walking through the steps that can help you build a solid financial nest—before and after your little tax deduction arrives.

On this episode, we’re talking about why people get so uncomfortable when they're asked for money, and some of the psychological screws that are turning in our minds when it happens.

Ah, passive income—the magical unicorn of the financial world. It’s the idea that money could keep flowing into your account even while you’re binge-watching Netflix or pretending to be productive on a Sunday afternoon.

If you hear faint ghostly wails on a cold October night, don’t worry — it’s probably just the restless spirits of millionaires who didn’t buy into JP Morgan’s banking plans. Legend (and a few very dedicated Reddit threads) say the Titanic didn’t sink because of an iceberg… it sank because of a bank.

If money came with a warning label, it would probably say: “Side effects may include stress, denial, reckless Amazon purchases, and hiding delivery boxes from loved ones.”