Episode 1: Introduction

Episode 7 - Go Go, Slow Go and No Go Years in Retirement

In retirement we will have Go Go Years, Slow Go Years and No Go Years. Most people spend decades focusing on one question: "Will I have enough money to retire?" But there's another important question that often gets overlooked: "How will my retirement change over time?" In this episode of theAll Things Finance Podcast we’re talking about how, just as our working years have different stages, so will our retirement years, and we need to plan accordingly.   My name is Stephanie Lauritsen. I’m a Certified Financial Planner, and I’ve been in this industry for over 20 years—working with clients, teaching workshops, and speaking to groups. My goal is simple: yo share relevant stories, and provide ideas and tools you can actually use in your own life and maybe even share with a friend, coworker, or family member.

Episode 6 - Yes to Something is a No to Something Else

In this episode of the All Things Finance podcast we’re talking about how, unfortunately, we can’t possibly have it all.  My name is Stephanie Lauritsen. I’m a Certified Financial Planner, and I’ve been in this industry for over 20 years— working with clients, teaching workshops, and speaking to groups. Along the way, I have a lot of real-life stories, and that’s exactly what I’m here to share with you.

Episode 5: Plant The Tree Now

The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago, the second best time is today.  On this episode of the All Things Finance Podcast, we’re talking about how it's never too late to start saving, but the sooner you begin, the better.

Episode 4: Creating your Financial Binder

Create a simple binder for all of your financial statements, documents, and important information your loved ones need to know if something happens to you!

Episode 3: Your Personal Finance Inventory

Do you actually know what you have right now—when it comes to your savings, insurance, investments, credit cards… all of it? On this episode of the All Things Finance Podcast, we’re talking about your personal finance inventory—the first part of a two-part series on getting your financial life organized.