022 | The True Cost of Car Ownership

022 | The True Cost of Car Ownership

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Identify Financial Leaks: And How to Build and Use A Value Matrix

Most people think they know where their money goes each month… but when they actually run an expense audit, they find hundreds—sometimes thousands—of dollars quietly leaking out of their budget. Today we're walking through how to run a simple expense audit, how to find those leak ...  Show more

Navigating Health Insurance | With Cody Garrett | Ep 588

Cody Garrett provides an in-depth analysis of the changing landscape of health insurance in the U.S., focusing on the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and adjustments to premium tax credits. He emphasizes the critical role that zip codes play in determining healthcare costs and highligh ...  Show more

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