Want to Save Money on Your Car? You Have to Be Intentional
Tony Joe and Bob share practical tips to help you be more intentional about your automobile expenses and keep those costs down.

Hosted by Bob Brooks
Episodes
100
Latest episode
Aug 2026
Language
EN
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Tony Joe and Bob share practical tips to help you be more intentional about your automobile expenses and keep those costs down.
Bob discusses the lack of experience in a financial crisis when it comes to investing in a bear market. If a bear market were to occur, only a small percentage of mutual fund mangers and advisors have any experience with this type of market. It is a risk worth knowing about!
Bob talks with college admissions expert John Hupalo about a growing college admissions crisis that many people may not be aware of and what it could mean.
Bob explains how to think about risk in your retirement portfolio and why there is no one-size-fits-all approach.
Bob explains what you really need to know about the level of risk in your retirement and investment portfolio.
Bob and Tony Joe talk about easy steps to make sure that never happens to you.
Bob discusses an important issue every homeowner should understand: how homeowners associations (HOAs) work, the authority they have, and why every homeowner needs to know the rules.
Bob talks with mortgage consultant Mark Pfeiffer about what it really takes to qualify as a first-time homebuyer. You may be closer to homeownership than you think!
Bob discusses a Wall Street Journal article examining the financial pressures facing colleges as enrollment declines. Are college endowments being used in ways donors never intended?
Ted Benna, the father of the 401(k), has introduced a new savings plan he believes employers should adopt. Bob explains how it works.
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