He Said She Said the Money Guide Podcast

How will that work? Early decision turmoil at Tulane, how helpful are banks really being to furloughed workers, and the premium Citi card that is anything but… plus social security COLA is officially 2.8% but your Medicare premium might eat up a good chunk of it.

As long as you make under $1 million. Plus tax bracket changes, the popularity of target date funds in 401(k)s, harvesting reward card bonuses, and the right to salary info for your peers. Plus plus what's your number?

Baristas are dealing with unhappy people, a weak jobs report likely to bring lower Fed rates, and more women than ever are the big breadwinners. Plus some furloughed workers getting recalled, while waterfront property sales are on hold due to the government shutdown. Plus plus AI gone wrong and student loan issues for people in their 50's.

Government shutdown? Concierge medicine, let AI take the CFA for you, corporate bond demand is running hot and high wage earners lose a tax break. Plus Ford targets subprime buyers and the SEC drops cases after Trump pardons.  

New Visa Fees, Fed rate cut and the mortgage impact and added mortgage info. Plus unemployment among young men worse than women. Plus plus the retirement withdrawal rate is on the rise.

The Fed is on the clock, social security is increasing in 2026, corporate reporting guidelines could be relaxed and it's a tough time to be young and looking for work. Plus some members of Congress trade WAY too much.

Apparently, your hosts can be included there. Big lottery weekend, upcoming rate cuts, a weak labor market and the impact of tariffs on the post office. Plus private equity has a marketing problem.

Impact of Tariffs, the legality of which are now under scrutiny, the impact of alienation of other countries, the latest on the Fed and be sure to choose your major wisely. Computer Science is not the guarantee it once was but AI – oh my!

Good luck with that! Plus AOL dial-up service comes to a close, Publisher's Clearing House leaves sweepstakes winners in the lurch, Taylor Swift inspired taxes, ICE recruitment and a Fed governor called to resign.

Averaging one per month. Head of BLS Out. Goldman's leading economist – suggested out. Plus Nvidia to share revenue with the government, inflation info, more concerns with Buy Now Pay Later and a debit card snafu. Plus plus Perplexity offers $34.5 billion for Google Chrome.

Nobody beats Scottie Scheffler, even as an investment. People tapping into 401(k)s early and plans adding private equity. Why the 529 scorches that universal life plan to pay for college – OMG! Plus crypto mania running amok and younger woman catching up to men and narrowing the retirement savings gap.

Rental car returns, CA pension lawsuit, a crypto scam (yes, another one) and gambling losses. Plus hidden homeowners' costs don't seem that hidden, YouTube reigns over our TVs and the birthday freebie man.

Private Equity in Youth Sports, Canada's impact on the Buffalo Bills, issues with Tesla, and when to take RMDs. Plus a competitor to FICO may help with that house purchase, even though new buyers are disappearing. Plus plus fallout from a nursing home bankruptcy and a lawsuit over beneficiary designations.

Lots of permanent items, at least temporarily. Mortgage interest, car loan interest, SALT deductions, 529 usage, employer contributions and more. Plus a brief chat on the ever moving target dates for tariffs and trade wars.

Musk threatens Congress if they vote for the current bill. Trump threatens Musk with deportation. Musk suggests establishing another political party. Plus factory workers vs AI, crypto as collateral for house buying, and Bobby Bonilla Day. Plus plus an interesting ride in the markets last quarter.

Proposed changes to the Big Beautiful Bill, Yale decides private equity isn't all they thought, and Syracuse offering big time sweeteners to prospective students.

The trade of the year so far. Bromance ends bitterly, savings are close to target, and loan limits could cause a shortage of doctors. Plus the rise of Buy Now/Pay Later and the 401(k) hierarchy trap.

Threats against the EU and Apple, the tax bill passes the house and heads to the Senate and it is time to do some estate planning. But be careful about the TOD on your house.

Say that 3 times fast… Bert and Ernie are moving to Netflix. Moody's downgraded US debt from the highest levels, Wal-Mart tariff fallout, investigations at United Healthcare and Empower adding private investment. Plus your crypto key or a finger, the stealthy wealthy and 7 year car loans.

It will change and it has a lot of holes but other than that… Plus $10K to nap. Zzzzz…

Man, Myth, Legend! College loans galore, earlier claims on social security and Microsoft takes a stand.

Yes, that somehow made the cut. Plus Trump vs Harvard, Trump vs J Powell, Trump vs the IRS, which now has its 5 th head in 3 months. Plus plus YTD performance and possible relief for scam victims.

And Bears and Bulls, oh my.

Step 1: swallow the diamond earrings. Step 2: MENSA is off the table. Plus the US Treasury stopping paper checks, quarterly performance, an IPO and two bankruptcies. Plus plus where to get emergency cash.

Or does it. The markets are in correction territory, car prices could jump $4K, Harvard tuition waivers and a government spending limit. Plus a mortgage blacklist, hot coffee payout and landlords playing hardball.