Episodes

Most of our time on this podcast is spent talking about how to prepare ourselves financially for the future; saving to meet different life goals, investing for retirement, things like that. What we don’t spend nearly as much time discussing are...

In his book Not Another Lecture - 20 FinBit$ of Unsolicited Dad Wisdom about Money, Johnny Bohan uses his background as a Certified Financial Planner, college finance professor, and most importantly, a Dad, to share in a humorous way simple,...

In our last episode, Vince discussed conservative politics and the Black community with author, consultant, and entrepreneur Philip Blackett. This week, Philip and Vince wrap up their discussion, this time focusing on the upcoming Presidential...

This is a podcast about Personal Finance and Money. That being said, occasionally it’s tempting to go a bit off-script. This week’s episode is an example of giving into that urge. In last week's episode, Vince had a conversation with author,...

As we hear story after story about Artificial Intelligence and how it's poised to revolutionize the way that we live and work, do you ever wonder how this revolution is going to affect you; change the way you work, or maybe even in time make your job...

On our last episode, we discussed Long-Term Care Insurance and options. Today my discussion with Bruce Weinstein, Co-Owner of Weinstein Wealth Insurance Solutions, focuses on Life Insurance; various types, and the roles they can play in our plans for...

Long-Term Care Insurance. Perhaps you were looking for something light and maybe a little informative to listen to while driving, walking the dog, exercising, or maybe knocking out a few household chores. Think Long-Term Care Insurance doesn’t fill...

It’s that time of year. We’re finally shaking off winter and either looking forward to, planning for, or dreaming of travel. And while a quick get-away to the beach or mountains is always great, what about those bucket-list trips, places we’ve...

When it comes to preparing for your retirement, at the end of the day, no one has as much on the line as you do. Even if you’re fortunate enough to have access to financial professionals to advise you, what are some essential things that you need to...

Despite our best efforts to budget, save, invest, and be careful with our spending, a single medical emergency can present significant challenges to even the most thorough of financial plans. Given the ever rising price of healthcare and healthcare...

Remember a couple of years ago when everybody was talking about Bitcoin, Cryptocurrency and NFTs? Hear much about them today? Was it all just a passing fad, or are there things about Cryptocurrency and the technology behind it that it would be...

Google “Stressful life events”, and more often than not the results will list divorce as #2, right behind the death of a spouse or loved one. For all of the stress and pain that comes with the process, how can the financial part of a break-up be...

Did you know that March is National Credit Education Month? To mark the occasion, Vince thought he’d share some info from the National Financial Educators Council Credit Education Guide. If you’d like a copy of the full guide, just drop him a note...

In the final episode of CFO at Home’s Money and Relationships series, Vince talks with Greg Davis, retired Senior Finance Executive, academic, and author of the book "Checkmate: Tips & Lessons to help you Make the Right Moves to Achieve...

On this Money and Relationships episode of CFO at Home, Pastor, marriage coach and author Kelly DuPee and I dive into the subject of marriage and money. We discuss how Kelly successfully navigated through his own marital challenges, marital friction...

CFO at Home’s Money and Relationships Month rolls on this week with a focus on Dating and Money with Christopher Hill, the Founder of The Gentlemen’s Group Christopher and Vince discuss the impact of stable relationships on financial success, the...

All this month on CFO at Home, the focus is on Money and Relationships. Have you ever loaned money to a friend or family member, only to find yourself regretting it later? Have you struggled with saying no or setting limits in relationships, both...

If one of your goals for 2024 is to break out of a professional or job search rut, endlessly sending out resumes and waiting for calls that never come, then this episode is for you. On this episode of 'CFO at Home,' Finance Guru and Bestselling Author...

On this episode of CFO at Home, our series on your 2024 money goals rolls on, this time focusing on investing. Vince’s guest today is Shari Rash, founder and Financial Advisor with Greenway Wealth Advisory and the host of the Money Chic podcast....

When it comes to managing our money, oftentimes small, incremental changes implemented over a long period of time can yield big results. In her book Ditch Your Debt While Banking Bucks: Living the 60/40 Rule on Your Current Income, this episode’s...

It happens at the beginning of every new year; whether you plan to set goals for the year or not, the talk is everywhere; from social media to the ads that run during our favorite television shows; lose weight, get fit, goals in nearly every aspect of...

CFO at Home will be on break for the month of December, but will be back Wednesday January 3rd 2024 to kick off a month of episodes focused on helping you to start the new year strong when it comes to your money. Episodes will cover:  Getting...

On this edition of CFO at Home, Vince wraps up the last of 3 consecutive episodes on preparing financially for college with a discussion with Kuni Beasley, founder of Beasley College Prep, on some of the top strategies that he and his team have used...

Last time out we talked about balancing saving for college and retirement with Dan Cieniewicz of Hyperion Financial. On this episode, Vince continues the college discussion with Honoria DaSliva-Kilgore, founder of Personal College Counseling, Inc.,...