Acting on emotions can be very harmful for financial decision making. To help you remain in control, here are a few common psychological tendencies that people tend to act on when thinking about money.
Laboratories aren’t the only places where experiments are conducted. Learn how financial experiments are often used by professional financial planners to help their clients test hypotheses, see results, & eventually win with money.
It might not seem like it, but finance & science are more similar than you might think. In this episode, our host, Chris Calandra CFP® delves into financial concepts that draw parallels with common scientific practices. Understanding these concepts can improve your financial decision making & planning.
Teaching our kids about money is a very important lesson. Here are a few ways that our kids can get some hands on experience.
The relationship between stress and money can be a strong one. It can affect our health & our loved ones. In honor of April being Stress Awareness Month, here are a few steps you can take to manage your financial stress.
The number of Americans living paycheck to paycheck is astounding. If you are drowning, there are a few things you can do to feel more financially secure. Learn how in today’s episode!
Beginning and planning the college search with kids can be a very stressful endeavor. Here are a few things parents should consider during the college planning process.
Did you know you can open a Roth IRA for your kids? You can establish as a guardian on the account and manage it for your children!
Looking for a good credit card can be a complex process. Here are a few things to consider while you search for the card that will best suit your needs.
Planning for your health & planning for your financial future are more related than you realize. Chris interviews health & wellness coach, Matt Kansy, RD, on how these two topics connect.
Chris was interviewed on The Warriors Voice Podcast, by Zachary Green about the early days of his career and how he ended up in the financial service industry. In the spirit of National Entrepreneurship month, listen to this podcast replay from Zach’s show.
Almost everything is more expensive nowadays due to inflation. However, many businesses devise other ways to keep their revenue up that you as a consumer should be aware of.
The state of the job market in 2022 is unprecedented. In this episode, Chris talks over its complexities with career strategist, Dr. Marcia Lareau.
Federal student loan company Navient, formerly known as Sallie Mae, agreed to a lawsuit settlement that will give some debt relief and a slight payout to borrowers.
Learn what you have to consider before taking on massive student loan debt!
In today’s education system, learning about personal finance is something that usually goes unsaid. Chris interviews Cody Loughlin, an entrepreneur with over 20 years of financial experience, on the importance of teaching our kids about money.
Chris interviews millennial podcaster, Michael Cappa, about his life, upbringing, goals, and his mission to help other millennials. They discuss a spending strategy that gauges what you should be spending your money on.
Millennials are the future of a more efficient and innovative workforce, the question is how? Chris interviews Kevin McGarry, on what they believe really motivates millennials and how they work efficiently. They also discuss how the role of leadership will have to evolve to accommodate the younger generations in the workforce.
Chris's daughter, Marissa, gives her input on Kids and Money. She references the 5 part series "Battle of the Sexes" (Season 3 Episodes 20 - 24)
Chris uncovers her process of manifestation which helped her retire at the age of 32.