Rick Clark, the co-author of “The Truth About College Admission: A Family Guide to Getting In and Staying Together,” offers lessons from his decades in higher education to help students and their families navigate the college admission experience.
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Intimacy professional and dance choreographer Nicole Perry sits down with Palisades Hudson President Larry Elkin to talk about making a career in the arts in South Florida, how intimacy professionals help their collaborators make better art, and much more.
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In the season three premiere, Larry Elkin, Paul Jacobs and Ben Sullivan sit down for a roundtable discussion of issues including the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, interest rates, the middle class “squeeze,” tariffs and much more.
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Palisades Hudson’s Shomari Hearn and Range Sports’ Jumaane Ford sit down to talk about helping athletes navigate NIL deals, professional contracts, taxes, retirement planning and much more in the season two finale of “Something Personal.”
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Managing VP Paul Jacobs returns to the podcast to discuss the many benefits of volunteering, as well as how to balance community involvement with the rest of your responsibilities.
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Moving to another county can complicate your financial planning, but that’s no reason to avoid a potentially once-in-a-lifetime experience. Vice president ReKeithen Miller returns to the podcast.
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Whether you’re just getting started saving for retirement or you want to give your strategy a tune-up, Victoria Dubuc offers an accessible guide to creating and achieving retirement savings goals.
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Senior client service manager Melinda Kibler shares her passion for tax planning while offering advice for a stress-free income tax season.
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How can you tell if changing jobs, or even venturing out on your own as a freelancer, is right for you? Vice president and CIO Ben Sullivan returns to the podcast to help listeners think like a financial pro when considering a job offer or contract.
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From the costs of pregnancy and childbirth to paying for a college education, parents face many financial planning challenges and opportunities. Rebecca Pavese, CPA, offers her perspective.
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