Congressman Brendan Boyle recently asked the Congressional Budget Office to study the potential impact of raising the full retirement age for Social Security from 67 to 69. While this change is purely

We talk a lot about the Fed on this show- and for good reason. While elections can have an impact on your investments, what the Fed does next might matter even more. In todays episode, were diving i

Remember the thrill of shaking a Magic 8 Ball to get answers to your childhood questions? Would we ace that math test? Would we be famous someday? Well, today, we're bringing a bit of that magic back.

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Were going to do something a little different on this episode of the podcast. Instead of diving into important financial planning topics, Trent and Brandon and are going to take a personal approach.

Children and grandchildren are a gift to many but they also introduce a unique set of financial responsibilities and questions that you may not have otherwise faced. In todays episode, we explore how

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There are some lies that people commonly tell themselves when it comes to financial planning. For example, are you guilty of telling yourself that youre too young to start saving for retirement? Or t

Are you confident in your choice of financial advisor? In our latest episode of the Mind Your Money podcast, Trent Bradshaw and Brandon Rogers from Bradshaw Rogers Financial Partners discuss the commo

When it comes to managing money, we all have our justifications for the choices we make. However, some of these excuses can lead to poor financial decisions that may affect your future. In this episod