5 Money Rules for Couples

To EV or Not to EV: Can an EV Actually Save You Money?

Gas prices, charging costs, tax credits, insurance, maintenance, and the real-world numbers people often miss — buying an electric vehicle can either save you money or cost more than expected depending on how you drive. In this episode, we break down the true cost of owning an EV and compare it against traditional gas cars using practical examples. We cover home charging versus public charging, how electricity rates change the equation, hidden costs, long-term ownership, and the situations where an EV makes financial sense — and where it doesn’t. If you're asking yourself, “Would I actually save money with an EV?”, this episode gives you the numbers to help answer it.

Tax Day Countdown: Deadlines and Tips

Tax Day is around the corner—learn the key deadlines, last-minute moves, and smart strategies to file with confidence and keep more of your money.

5 Money Rules for Couples

We breakdown the simple, practical guidelines that help partners stay aligned financially covering everything from budgeting and spending to transparency and long-term goals. Learn how to avoid common money conflicts, communicate better about finances, and build a system that works for both of you.

Real Life Chase and Amex Credit Card Redemption Examples

What does actually using your points look like? In this episode, we walk through two real-life redemption examples using points from Chase and American Express. Instead of just talking theory, we break down exactly how the redemptions worked—from the points we had, to the booking options we considered, to how we ultimately decided to redeem them.

The Delta Dilemma: Love the Airline, Skip the Card

I love flying Delta Air Lines— the routes, the reliability,the overall experience. But their co-branded credit card is a different story. In this episode, I break down why brand loyalty doesn’t always equal financial loyalty. We’ll look at the annual fees, earning structure, companion certificates, SkyMiles value, and what you’re really getting (or not getting) for swiping the card. If you’re holding the card just because you love the airline, this episode will help you decide whether it deserves a spot in your wallet — or if your money works harder somewhere else.