On this episode of CFO at Home, Vince talks with Regina McCann Hess, author of "Superwoman Wealth," a book designed to empower women to confidently plan their financial futures, about how societal expectations impact women's…
Improving personal finances is consistently a top New Year’s Resolution. However, a study by the University of Scranton found that only 8% of people who set goals manage to achieve them. On this episode of CFO at Home, Vince…
For so many of us, when we think of budgets and managing our money, what immediately comes to mind are things like restriction, sacrifice, or even conflict if money fights and disagreements are what we saw in our households …
Most of our time on this podcast is spent talking about how to prepare ourselves financially for the future; saving to meet different life goals, investing for retirement, things like that. What we don’t spend nearly as much…
In his book Not Another Lecture - 20 FinBit$ of Unsolicited Dad Wisdom about Money, Johnny Bohan uses his background as a Certified Financial Planner, college finance professor, and most importantly, a Dad, to share in a hum…
In the final episode of CFO at Home’s Money and Relationships series, Vince talks with Greg Davis, retired Senior Finance Executive, academic, and author of the book "Checkmate: Tips & Lessons to help you Make the Right Move…
With the exception of a chosen few who are born into very fortunate circumstances, few of us wander into a position of sustained financial stability. It takes intentionally, and intentionally is driven by goals. On this epis…
Google “Topics that people avoid talking about” and money appears on almost any list (along with politics, region, death, and sex). Throw in the often complicated dynamics of family relationships, and it’s no wonder that fam…
I told myself that getting out of debt this year was a priority, so why did I just buy a new car? Why did I just spend the money that I was saving for a house down-payment on a vacation? We often can be our own worst enemies…
Vince has spent his professional career working with engineers, project managers, coders, and various other left-brain thinkers. The overwhelming majority are intelligent, logical, professional, and good at what they do. How…
According to NerdWallet, although there’s no official definition, most experts agree that a High Net Worth Individual is a person who has somewhere between $1-$5 million dollars in liquid assets. Given that attaining this st…
Aaron Shelley is the author of The Family Flywheel: The Secret Business Principles Successful Families Use to Create Sustained Wealth And Happiness. On this episode of CFO at Home, Aaron and Vince discuss the differences and…
So many of our life’s money goals revolve around the positive; financial freedom, owning your own home, driving a nice car, taking wonderful vacations. But as much enjoyment as we can derive from these types of things, there…
Even the most caring parents make mistakes with their kids. We do our best but when we don’t know much about a subject ourselves, it can be hard to give the best advice. Or maybe the game is just different for our kids than …
The majority of today’s conventional personal finance advice is primarily designed to speak to a certain audience; salaried or hourly workers with fairly predictable and consistent incomes, with employers who provide benefit…
