KEDM radio series

Do you struggle to make your financial priorities a reality? Listen to this podcast to find the solution.

Don’t fall for the something-for-nothing lie. Deal in the truth that when real value is created, economic rewards follow.

How a money manager's investments performed last year may not necessarily be indicative of how she will do this year.

Before you start the chase, it’s wise to know what you’ll do if (or when) you achieve your goal.

You don’t need another lecture about what you've done wrong financially. And you don’t need a magazine article taped to the mirror about 401K catch-up provisions.

You need hope.

The money you work so hard for ought to be divided carefully between your present self, your future self and those you love.

The low-interest rates engineered by the Fed to stimulate the economy have cost savers and fixed income investors mightily.

Investments may be an important part of your financial plan, but they are by no means the whole plan.

Money woes often have little to do with math, and the easy way out of debt may actually be the worst choice.

Money woes often have little to do with math, and the easy way out of debt may actually be the worst choice.