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April 24, 2024 Pay down debt or invest? These two ‘rule of thumb’ approaches will help guide the way by Jack Giardino
April 10, 2024 Look for these three letters — CFP — when planning out finances now and in the future by Jordan Priddy
March 13, 2024 Preparing your taxes? Be proactive and make changes now to optimize 2024 tax year by Lucas Bucl
February 14, 2024 For the love of money: Have financial conversations often to strengthen relationship by Jamie Bosse
January 31, 2024 FASFA has been a sore spot, but changes have come to the federal student aid program by Jason Anderson
December 20, 2023 Time for a tune up? Like cars, your investment portfolio needs occasional maintenance by Lucas Bucl
December 6, 2023 Buying a home is a critical financial decision. Don’t let fears block out the perks by Jack Giardino
November 15, 2023 The end of the year approaches. Do you have your personal finance plan in place? by Chris Walden
November 1, 2023 Consider what matters to you: Take these steps to help you prioritize investments by Nolan Keim
October 18, 2023 Only 10% of wealth passes beyond the third generation. Here’s how to fix the problem by K. Patrick Amey
October 4, 2023 They may be top of their class, but many high school grads flunk this crucial subject by Jamie Bosse
September 20, 2023 Ready to get your finances in order? Then get in the game-day spirit this autumn by Joni Lindquist
August 31, 2023 Retire like a pro: Follow in Chiefs’ footsteps to plan your personal ‘Super Bowl’ by Clint Haynes
August 23, 2023 And about that 401k: Here’s what a financial adviser has to say about cryptocurrency by Kelly Stiefel Arias
August 9, 2023 To avoid a burdensome, complicated and messy process, get your estate plan in shape by Matthew Charles
July 26, 2023 Rewarding choices: Consider these factors to get the most out of your credit card by Lucas Bucl
July 12, 2023 Student loan forgiveness dreams dashed? Before you panic, consider these programs by Jason Anderson
June 28, 2023 Remember the number 529: Here’s how college savings plans can work to your advantage by Sandi Weaver
June 14, 2023 Looking for employee-owned companies? Many are nestled in the Kansas City metro area by Jesse Bunse
June 1, 2023 Understanding estate planning will help you protect your assets, limit tax liability by Tylor Willis
May 17, 2023 Interest rates hiked, stocks declined, banks failed. Here’s how to protect your money by Pay Amey
May 3, 2023 Exciting summer plans coming up? Here are 8 easy ways to keep spending on track by Nolan Keim
April 19, 2023 Ready for spring cleaning? Your budget and financial goals could use a good scrubbing by Marc Shaffer
April 5, 2023 ‘Unluckiest’ generation reaches 40s: Here’s how millennials can get back on track by Jamie Bosse
March 22, 2023 Newly wed? Here’s what you need to know to stay financially ‘happily ever after’ bt Jack Giardino
March 8, 2023 Feeling charitable but hoping for tax relief? Learn how to make most of contributions by Tyson Sprick
February 22, 2023 Don’t itemize? Giving back to charities in Kansas, Missouri may still reduce tax bill by Sandi Weaver
February 8, 2023 If retirement is in your future or present, discover why SECURE Act 2.0 matters by Jessi Chadd
January 25, 2023 Be it a dream puppy or lack of debt, we’re happier when others support our goals by Kelly Stiefel Arias
January 11, 2023 Stocks, bonds — nearly everything — underperformed in 2022. What’s an investor to do? by Dan Danford
December 28, 2022 Did 2022’s financial news spook you? Here’s how to stay steady in turbulent times by Andy Drennen
December 14, 2022 Hope to create a strong and lasting legacy? Here are the steps you should take now by Jesse Bunse
November 23, 2022 Here’s how the pros deal with declining balances on retirement plans, investments by Chris Walden
November 9, 2022 Starting out in the world on your own? Avoid these 5 costly financial mistakes by Marc Shaffer
October 26, 2022 From past to future: It’s never too early to consider your 2023 financial goals by Nolan Keim
September 28, 2022 Most know about $10,000 in student loan forgiveness. Here’s what could be overlooked by Jason Anderson
September 14, 2022 Nearing Social Security age? Take these factors into account before signing up by Joni Lindquist
August 31, 2022 If we are not ‘well’ with money, everything from relationships to our work is affected by Jessi Chadd
August 17, 2022 Retirement on horizon? Tips from new retiree include considering inflation, Medicare by Barbara McMahon
July 1, 2022 Here’s how to get the most out of an inherited IRA or Roth IRA account by Sandi Weaver
June 15, 2022 Decide whether to buy new, used or lease: Study options before going car shopping by Matthew Charles
May 25, 2022 Consider these tips to financially prepare for participating in the Great Resignation by Jack Giardino
May 5, 2022 Decoding mania: Bitcoin to Tether, here’s what it takes to decipher cryptocurrency by Andy Drennen
April 20, 2022 Dust off and air out: Take these spring cleaning steps for your financial ‘home’ by Patrick Amey
April 5, 2022 Take these steps to navigate through high inflation times and keep your money safe by Lucas Bucl
March 22, 2022 Money doesn’t grow on trees, and other lessons for kids BY JAMIE BOSS
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March 8, 2022 In U.S., top 10% holds 76% of wealth. It’s time for more equity, especially for women by Kelly Stiefel Arias
February 22, 2022 A bundle of joy about to join family? Here’s how to ensure financial security by Marc Shaffer
February 9, 2022 Do you love your job? Pandemic created major changes in work choices across country by Joni Lindquist
January 26, 2022 Just 2 of the reasons Kansas City is a retiree’s dream city: This museum, these parks by Clint Haynes
January 11, 2022 Meet man who’s introducing your grown kids to financial advice with a simple template by Dan Danford
December 30, 2021 The world during COVID-19: Take these tips to help your financial future by Andy Drennen
December 14, 2021 Here’s how much the Consumer Price Index is up. This is how to cope during holidays by Kelly Stiefel Arias
December 2, 2021 Take a look at recent, welcome changes to the Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program by Jason Anderson
November 16, 2021 December can be a rough month financially. Here’s how to ease the pain with planning by Jessi Chadd
November 2, 2021 It’s been a year of stock market volatility and economic uncertainty. What’s next? by Chris Walden
October 19, 2021 New entrepreneurs: You’re now in charge of your financial future, so take these steps by Marc C. Shaffer
October 15, 2021 Locating documents, writing obit just 2 of many steps to take after loved one’s death By Lynn Mayabb
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September 29, 2021 Generosity is in the DNA of many in KC. Adviser’s advice is don’t ignore tax benefits by Jesse Bunse
September 22, 2021 A financial plan can be your guide. Take these 10 steps to put it to good use by Amber Bletscher
September 3, 2021 Store them, sell them or use them? Tips on what to do with collectibles by Sarah Askren
August 12, 2021 Define a happy life. Meaning and comfort are up there, but here’s another factor by Joni Lindquist
July 28, 2021 Who will care for special-needs loved one when you’re unable? Consider these factors by Dean Russell
June 30, 2021 Down to business sustainably: Tools to help you invest while being kind to planet by Sandi Weaver
June 23, 2021 Playing with the house’s money? Unexpected cash sometimes triggers frivolous spending by Ryan Hodapp
June 1, 2021 Even in this real estate market, Is your home truly a good investment? by Lucas Bucl
May 18, 2021 Navigating the alphabet soup of Medicare: Be sure you’re not paying too much by Dan Mathews
May 4, 2021 Temporary job loss has been part of the pandemic. But is it time to retire right now? by Barbara McMahon
April 21, 2021 Dust off that suitcase: Five financial tips to consider before traveling By Matthew Charles
April 6, 2021 A will provides closure. A few simple steps will erase the intimidation factor by Clint Haynes
March 23, 2021 Are all your financial eggs in one basket? Here’s why that’s not such a bad idea by Dan Danford
March 9, 2021 The GameStop frenzy in late January inspired many questions about investing by Nolan Keim
March 3, 2021 Kids as young as age 3 can learn about money. Here’s how to empower them by Jamie Bosse
February 10, 2021 It’s a good idea to plan for that baby bump in the road by Marc Shaffer
January 12, 2021 Set out on 2021 financial path with a clear understanding of what’s important and why by Joni Lindquist
December 30, 2020 A month-by-month look at 2020: Certified Financial Planners can help you with changes by Andy Drennen
December 17, 2020 Considering retiring? Be sure to examine every fact before making that decision by Sandi Weaver
November 24, 2020 Want to start 2021 in good financial health? End-of-year planning is essential by Chris Walden
November 9, 2020 This holiday season, put differences aside and remember what’s important by Nolan Keim
October 26, 2020 Retiring early? Know what you can do to remedy financial pain of healthcare cost by Dan Mathews
October 15, 2020 Is early retirement the answer? Those over 55 face a multitude of employment issues by Clint Haynes
September 28, 2020 What’s the best time to hire a financial adviser? Not necessarily in crisis time by Dan Danford
September 14, 2020 During gift-giving season, space out the to-do list and get crafty by Kristen Buchman
August 31, 2020 If the economy is hurting, why is the stock market climbing? Here’s one simple answer by Barbara McMahon
August 18, 2020 Financial planner’s family photos show bright spots punctuating rough pandemic times by Jamie Bosse
August 4, 2020 Student loan debt is hard to avoid. Consider these ways to pay it off quickly by Clint Haynes
July 22, 2020 Financial planning is essential for those facing costly infertility treatment by Marc Shaffer
July 3, 2020 Before retiring, answer a few important questions. For instance, what makes you happy? by Joni Lindquist
June 20, 2020 Celebrate the Fourth by planning for financial independence in retirement years by Sandi Weaver
June 18, 2020 As quarantine lifts, it’s time to examine monthly spending and prioritize needs, wants by Nolan Keim
May 26, 2020 Positive changes in spending habits will hopefully outlive the pandemic by Lucas Bucl
May 19, 2020 Can you save money by refinancing your mortgage by Sandi Weaver
April 28, 2020 The finest luxury of wealth isn’t a fancy car or home. It’s the ability to choose by Dan Danford
April 27, 2020 Financial planner answers questions about CARES Act by Andy Drennen
April 6, 2020 Communicating about finances might be tough, but it’s key to relationships by Kristin Buchman
March 23, 2020 To loan or not to loan: Take these steps before cosigning by Ryan Brooke
March 10, 2020 Changes proposed to required minimum distribution tables by Mark Howe
February 25, 2020 An insightful look at the ages and stages of retirement by Barbara McMahon
February 4, 2020 Don’t let the ghosts of Christmas Past haunt you forever by Jamie Bosse
January 21, 2020 Five tips for easing marital conflict around money by Dan Mathews
December 31, 2019 Financial planning in the year of uncertainty by Andy Drennen
December 3, 2019 A fresh idea about your stale mortgage by Dan Danford
November 25, 2019 She's thankful most of her clients are good financial planners by Sandi Weaver
October 26, 2019 What most frightens people? It's not scary costumes - it's money stress by Joni Lindquist
October 10, 2019 Behavioral Baises can cause investors to make poor decisions by Lucas Bucl
September 24, 2019 Three tips for building an emergency fund by Jamie Bosse
September 10, 2019 What's the best medical savings account for you? by Dan Mathews
September 4, 2019 Not too early for an overall review of 2020 tax strategy by Chris Walden
August 16, 2019 Teaching Kids about "invisible" money by Jamie Bosse
July 19, 2019 Planning for parenthood: Put financial planning on your to-do list by Nolan Keim
July 1, 2019 Coming into some money? Be wise with it by Sandi Weaver
June 18, 2019 Sweeping changes considered for retirement plan rules by Andy Drennen
June 6, 2019 How you Spend is more important than how you budget by Dan Danford
May 22, 2019 When signing up with financial adviser, beware mandatory arbitration clause by Michael Searcy
May 8, 2019 Where is home when you retire? Barbara McMahon
April 20, 2019 Here's why your tax refund may have been lower this year by Mark Howe
April 8, 2019 Do-it-yourself for simple estate plans by Sandi Weaver
March 27, 2019 Don't Overlook the importance of a home inventory By Jamie Bosse
March 13, 2019 Retirement savings plans: Which one is right for you? By Lucas Bucl
February 19, 2019 Unclaimed property: Do you have any? by Kristen Buchman
February 12, 2019 Talk to estate attorney about impacts of Tax Cuts and Jobs Act by Mark Howe
February 5, 2019 Roth IRA's benefit from stock market decline and new tax code by Andy Drennen
Members in the News
The Kansas City housing market outlook favors sellers and properties are still going quickly, despite inflation. Sandi Weaver & Kelly Stiefel Arias, MBA-IM, CFP®
Jack Giardino and Nolan Keim on The Bridge Mornings with Bryan Truta Give Back Friday: The Great Resignation
KCTV5 Coronavirus prompting travel, financial concerns for locals - February 25, 2020 Featuring David Jackson
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KCTV5 Better KC Habits of Financially fit people - May1, 2017 Featuring David Jackson
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KSHB Channel 41 Save Money: How to keep holiday spending on a budget - November 18, 2016 featuring Sandi Weaver
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KCUR Radio Show
2021
12-2021 More investors want to put their money where their values are
- Lucas Bucl, principal and director, Investment Management at Aspyre Wealth Partners
- Sandi Weaver, founder, Weaver Financial
https://www.kcur.org/podcast/up-to-date/2021-12-20/more-investors-want-to-put-their-money-where-their-values-are
2020
12-2020 Nolan Keim and Jamie Bosse Financial advice for Millennials as they deal with yet another economic downturn. Segment 2, beginning at 33:04: https://www.kcur.org/2020-12-21/mlb-includes-negro-leagues-millennials-financial-crises
10-22-2020 What a contested election could mean for the financial world Panelists: Nolan Keim and Lucas Bucl
https://www.kcur.org/2020-10-19/carnahan-crash-20th-anniversary-personal-finance-uncertainty
2019
6-21-2019 Planning for a New Arrival! Key Financial Considerations When Your Family Is Growing
Panelists: Jamie Bosse, Kristin Buchman, David Jackson
https://www.kcur.org/post/seg-1-modern-victory-gardens-seg-2-financing-growing-families#stream/0
4-15-2019 Personal Credit – Everything You Need to Know. How Your Credit Score Works, Why it Matters, and How to Protect It.
https://www.kcur.org/post/seg-1-voter-identification-laws-seg-2-your-credit-score
2/18/19 - Getting Ready for A Recession - What You Should Do Now to Prepare your Investment Portfolio and Personal Finances
2018
12/17/18 - Will Social Security Be There For You?
https://www.kcur.org/post/seg-1-stories-solitary-confinement-seg-2-will-social-security-be-there-you#stream/0
August 21, 2018 – Socially Responsible Investing – Can You Make a Profit AND a Positive Impact?
http://www.kcur.org/post/seg-1-mission-continues-after-greitens-scandal-seg-2-socially-responsible-investing#stream/0
June 18, 2018 – Financial Aspects to Consider When Taking a New Job
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April 16, 2018 Show – Tax Planning for 2018 – How with the Trump Tax Code Changes Impact Your Taxes?
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February 19, 2018 Show -Need Help Breaking your Bad Financial Habits?
Need Help Breaking your Bad Financial Habits
2017
August 28th Show - Financial Planning for Non-Traditional Couples
http://kcur.org/post/smart-money-experts-financial-planning-non-traditional-couples
June 19th Show – Busting Financial Myths, Financial Impact of Trump’s Tweets
http://kcur.org/post/smart-money-experts-bust-popular-financial-myths-market-effects-trumps-tweets#stream/0
April 17th Show – Gender Gap in Financial Health, How to Make Positive Changes to Achieve Financial Fitness
http://kcur.org/post/smart-money-experts-financial-wellness-gender-gap#stream/0
February 27, 2017 - Smart Money Experts on Stretching Your Retirement Savings. http://kcur.org/post/smart-money-experts-stretching-your-retirement-savings#stream/0
2016
December 19th 2016 – Smart Money Experts On Historic Market Highs, Interest Rate Hike, And The 'Trump Rally' http://kcur.org/post/smart-money-experts-historic-market-highs-interest-rate-hike-and-trump-rally#stream/0
October 17th 2016 - Smart Money Experts On Candidates' Proposed Economic Plans http://kcur.org/post/smart-money-experts-candidates-proposed-economic-plans#stream/0
August 29th, 2016 - Smart Money Experts: Social Safety Nets and Cyber Security http://kcur.org/post/smart-money-experts-social-safety-nets-and-cyber-security#stream/0
June 29, 2016: Smart Money Experts: Brexit and You http://kcur.org/post/smart-money-experts-brexit-and-you
April 18, 2016: Smart Money Experts: Is College Still Worth The Cost? http://kcur.org/post/smart-money-experts-college-still-worth-cost
Feb 22, 2016: Love and Money http://kcur.org/post/financial-planners-love-and-money
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The FPA Publicity Committee has a long-running multi-year relationship with KCUR, appearing on two of their local shows. Our initial appearances were on the radio show, Central Standard, hosted by Gina Kaufmann (shown in the second photo). Our current appearances are on Up To Date, hosted by Steve Kraske, and produced by Danie Alexander.
Our mission is to provide information on financial planning topics that impact local listeners, and to answer the show's call-in questions. Danie Alexander, with Steve Kraske's assistance, determines which topics to address for their audience. Steve Kraske is a well-known and well-versed media figure in Kansas City; he is a political columnist for the Kansas City Star, and frequently appears in discussion panels on Kansas City Public Television.
Because of KCUR'S indepth, professional approach, we feel honored to provide financial planning education for their audience.