On this week's episode, Dame and Pete discuss an email from divorcee who may not have gotten the best divorce settlement.

On this week's episode, Kristen, Dame, and Pete discuss the outlandish costs of youth travel sports. Kristen goes back in time to adopt Pete's perspective from 10 years ago.

On this week's episode, Kristen and Pete talk about why different types of debt are, well, different.

On this week's episode we consider whether or not a person should retire based on a surprise inheritance.

On this week's episode, Dame, Kristen, and Pete are joined by real estate wizard Jimmy Dulin. We knew there were major real estate contract changes, we had no idea how big the changes are.

On this week's episode, Kristen, Dame, and Pete discuss historic mortgage rates and whether or not it's too soon to refinance.

On this week's episode Kristen and Pete explore the various stakeholders in your personal finances, including the furry four-legged ones.

On this week's episode, Kristen, Dame, and Pete talk politics. Well, no exactly. We talk economics, and the ramifications for the next president.

On this week's episode, Kristen, Dame, and Pete discuss whether it makes any sense at all to make a dynamic housing decision, when housing has previously been a position of strength in a money life. Also, Pete glitches-out.

On this week's episode, Kristen, Pete, and Dame discuss whether or not an emailer should say something about a friend hiding purchases. It has all the elements of a great story, including money, fast food gift cards, and well, that's it.

On this week's episode, Dame and Pete discuss whether a 37 year old should payoff his 6.5% mortgage with a giant bonus.

In this week's episode, Kristen, Dame, and Pete discuss new fraud allegations against Alexander Joyce, CEO of Rejoyce Financial LLC. You can read the most recent court filing here (https://public.courts.in.gov/MyCase#/vw/CaseSummary/eyJ2Ijp7IkNhc2VUb2tlbiI6Ik1KN2dhb2hJX2J1dTJhZXpVaC0xMklEVEdET0RNWkU4R1V0aUxCdmZSZ3cxIn19).If you believe you've been the vicim of financial fraud, contact your state's Secretary of State's office. All matters discussed on this show are allegations at this point, and the justice system will determine guilt/liability.

In this weeks episode, Kristen, Dame, and Pete explore zombie mortgages. Then they debate who's to blame.

On this week's episode, Kristen, Dame, and Pete discuss what a pain in the neck setting up account for your kids is. You should do it anyway. Batman makes an appearance, and Pete has Schlage deja vu.

On this week's episode, Kristen, Dame, and Pete discuss a new survey which sheds light on the average American's economic ignorance. It's not surprising, but it's still shocking.

In this week's episode, Kristen, Pete, and Dame talk about how to handle your financial advisor changing firms.

On this week's episode, Dame, Kristen, and Pete dig through new realities of getting married in the 21st century. The result? Kristen reminds Pete and Dame how old they are.

On this week's episode, Dame, Pete and Kristen debate whether or not a new relationship is a get out of debt jail free card.

On this week's episode, we debate whether or not an emailer should retire with his $3 million plan. It's not as cut and try as you might think.

On this week's episode, Kristen, Dame, and Pete, combat a local credit union's assertion that a primary residence is the ultimate wealth generation tool. Needless to say, it's not.

On this week's episode, Dame and Pete discuss the complexity of being the executor of an estate. Long story short, it's a lot harder than you think it is.

In this week's episode, Kristen and Pete recall the mistakes they made early in their financial lives.

On this week's episode, Dame, Kristen, and Pete discuss whether the NAR settlement will shift real estate prices significantly. They also make predictions as to how low real estate commissions will go in the next couple of years.

On this week's episode, Kristen and Pete discuss money and gender.

In this week's episode, Dame and Pete talk about how to recover from a bad financial mistake.