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Episode 364: Double Feature: The Money Doctors unpack a number of Biden's campaign proposals that have the potential to impact your finances. There's a lot going on here, so we're dedicating BOTH segments to this one. Strap in!

Episode 364: This episode is chock full of ideas that can put you on a rapid path to success! The Money Doctors also weigh in on the contrarian method of buying and selling stocks. 

Episode 363: Steve and Ryan look back over 2020 and pull out six powerful investing lessons we can take away from a year full of the unimaginable. They also discuss life insurance and what it actually covers.

Episode 362: John and Steve explain how to break down your financial goals and then actually make them happen.  And for those of you who find yourself in survival mode after the last nine crazy months, you'll also hear some practical ways to get back on track.

Episode 361: Though we hope the pandemic will soon begin to wind down, the Money Doctors discuss ways to financially prepare for the new year and any setbacks we may encounter.  You'll also hear why smart people often make worse decisions than the average Joe.

Episode 360: The Money Doctors take a look at what analysts are predicting for the stock market in the new year.  You'll also hear multiple reasons why investing in that exciting IPO is probably a bad idea.

Episode 359: Steve and John hit the highlights of the recent $908 billion stimulus proposal. You'll also hear twelve ways to lower your stress during the holiday season.

Episode 358: John and Steve give an update on the COVID-19 vaccine approval and distribution progress. You'll also hear three clever gifting strategies for the charitably-minded investor.

Episode 357: The Money Doctors address the many facets of managing a family member's finances.  You'll also hear five strategies that may lower your 2020 tax bill ― it's not too late!

Episode 356: The Money Doctors suggest strategic financial moves to consider in preparation for the end of the pandemic.  They also look at four sources of retirement income that you may want to explore.

Episode 355: Steve and John summarize Joe Biden's tax proposal and discuss the implications.  They also discuss the basics of a SIMPLE IRA and whether it's a good investment option for your situation.

Episode 354: Dave Ramsey says, "You have to stop causing your money troubles before you can solve them." Steve and John tell you how. They also explain what market capitalization actually means, and why it may be more important than you think.

Episode 353: Steve and John give you some points to consider if you are suddenly faced with leaving your career sooner than planned.  They also take a look at twelve reasons why people don't make the changes necessary to get out of debt.

Episode 352:  On this week's episode, hear the five keys to your financial success.  The Money Doctors also give you the info you need to make the most of your health savings account.

Episode 351: On this week's episode, you can take the test to see how you stack up against the rest of Americans when it comes to financial literacy.  The Money Doctors also take a look at charitable giving trends and donor advised funds.

Episode 350: Learn what controls your financial decision-making and how to use that knowledge to your advantage. The Money Doctors also recommend a number of effective ways to pay for college without going into debt.

Episode 349: The Money Doctors discuss six very rewarding do's and don'ts of investing. They also weigh in on what you should do with your old 401(k), and yes, it's a big deal!

Episode 348: The Money Doctors give you some guidelines for pruning and organizing your financial documents.  They also point out six common beliefs about investing that can cripple your retirement fund.

Episode 347: John and Steve coach you on how to protect your portfolio from your unreliable emotions. You'll also hear five money lessons billionaire Mark Cuban learned on his journey out of poverty.

Episode 346: Steve and John discuss ten powerful ways to make sure you are financially ready for retirement. They also talk through the financial implications of working part-time during your retirement.