On this episode, we're here to help you turn awkward money convos into fun, empowering lessons with five practical (and sanity-saving) tips to help you teach your kids about money.

In this episode, we break down everything you need to know about recessions, from what they really mean to how to protect your retirement accounts during uncertain times.

On this episode, we’re talking about how to stay emotionally sane and make good decisions when life throws financial curveballs and greenback bonanzas at your face.

On this episode, we talk about how to keep that cash from disappearing faster than your relatives when it was your turn to pick up the dinner tab—and maybe even grow it into more millions (yes, plural).

In this episode of Mindset with Brad Barrett, Brad and producer Jared break down whether hiring a financial advisor is a smart investment—or just another line item in your budget to stress about.

In 1999, someone tried to auction off a human kidney on eBay for a staggering $5.7 million. But what does that say about how we value life—and more importantly—how we value ourselves?

Are you in your 20s and wondering how to start building wealth? Whether you just graduated college or are kicking off your career, this episode of Mindset with Brad Barrett dives into essential investing advice to set your financial foundation strong.

In the vast wilderness of internet slang, "DOGE" has evolved from the playful face of a Shiba Inu grinning in Comic Sans to a powerful government agency with an ambitious quest to streamline federal operations. Is it a meme, a mission, or just a barking mad idea?

Ah, tax season—the time of year when we suddenly remember that we have absolutely no idea what we’re doing.

The best investments you can make in your life are free.

Debt has a bad reputation—kind of like that one friend who always insists on splitting the bill evenly even though they ordered the lobster, filet and three desserts. But what if I told you that, just like that friend, debt isn’t all bad?

So, you want to build wealth, but don’t have a rich uncle or the winning Powerball numbers? Don’t worry—you don’t need to invent the next iPhone or marry a millionaire.