Hosted by Bob Brooks
Episodes
100
Latest episode
Aug 2026
Language
EN
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Bob breaks down the latest findings from the Social Security Trustees' report and what they could mean for current and future retirees. Plus, what lawmakers are and aren't doing to address the program's funding challenges.
Receiving an inheritance can bring up a lot of decisions, often at an emotional time. Bob walks through the most important steps to consider so you can make thoughtful choices with the money you've been given.
Anyone can become a target of identity theft, but there are simple steps you can take to lower your risk. Bob shares 10 practical tips to help keep your personal information safe and avoid becoming another identity theft statistic.
Bob talks about saving and retirement, including whether there's ever a good time to stop putting money away. Plus, the latest on debt in America: how does today's credit card debt compare to 2008?
Tony Joe joins Bob in the studio to share simple ways to save money at the gas pump and make your trips to the station more cost-effective.
From TikTok to major online publications, there's no shortage of voices telling you how to handle your money. Bob talks about what to watch out for and how to tell when financial advice may not fit your situation.
Buying a home is one of the biggest financial decisions you'll make, and understanding the process can save you money. Mortgage consultant Mark Pfeiffer joins Bob to talk about why having a plan matters, how today's interest rates are affecting the housing market, and what buyers can expect in the months ahead.
Ted Benna, known as the father of the 401(k), has introduced a new savings plan he believes employers should consider. Bob explains how the plan works and what it could mean for employees.
Bob compares different financial products and explains what to consider when deciding which option may fit your financial goals.
Bob answers listener questions and explains how rising interest rates affect the economy, from mortgages and auto loans to consumer spending and the markets.
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