The Money Variable Podcast

Series: Bankruptcy Series Part 2: Understanding Bankruptcy Types

Not all bankruptcies are the same. Join us as we break down the different bankruptcy types, what they mean, who they may apply to, and clear up common myths along the way. Come learn, ask questions, and gain knowledge that can help you make informed financial decisions.

Series: Bankruptcy Series Part 1: Pinky Cole Headlines & Bankruptcy Myths

Bankruptcy is one of the most misunderstood financial topics, especially when public figures make headlines. On this episode, we’re separating facts from fear and having an honest conversation about what bankruptcy really means, common misconceptions, and what people should actually understand before forming opinions. Our expert Atty Kimberly S Sweeney [https://www.facebook.com/kimberly.oviasogie?__cft__[0]=AZb-EJaLMMbrwUz5g8HVXVGiCAoFxTZuIkhekbn-FZQExP2quREL9KIAPrILSEa7ikV2ugY7h1HvDGMpTHynnYaPfUiRExRe-iQCeJh28QoBADSElahOISerQuVvMPXvN-J54pvjTGRXyVXOS0cC-ciWDRMcnJS7jbvU5iu9OXo6HWsR2AYFCtQFYQ9I2YbO5zI&__tn__=-]K-R] is bringing the information! This conversation is about education, understanding options, and removing the stigma.

Series: Tax Planning Is Not a Season… It’s a Strategy Part 4: Legal and Legitimate Ways to Reduce Your Tax Liability

We’re providing real, practical tips you can actually use to reduce your tax liability the right way.    Our guest and founder, Marjorie E. Roberts, BSBA, will be bringing insight, structure, and information you can actually use.

Series: Tax Planning Is Not a Season... It’s a Strategy Part 3: Is your business structure costing you more than it should?

Many business owners start with one setup and never revisit it… even as their income grows. The result? You could be paying more in taxes simply because your structure isn’t aligned. It’s not just about how much you make. It’s about how it’s structured!

Series: Tax Planning Is Not a Season… It’s a Strategy Part 2: Operating Your Business Like Tax Planning Matters All Year

It’s not tax planning if it happens during tax season. If you’re only thinking about taxes when your return is being prepared, you’re reacting, not planning. Tax planning should show up in how you operate all year!