Estate planning doesn’t have to be scary or expensive to be effective. Greg sits down with attorney Tyler Gluth to demystify the essentials—what really belongs in a basic plan, how to keep your loved ones out of court, and why beneficiary designations can quietly override everything you wrote in your will. We get real about the documents every adult should have, the pitfalls that create family rifts, and the simple steps that turn confusion into clarity. We start with the foundation: a will ...
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Estate planning doesn’t have to be scary or expensive to be effective. Greg sits down with attorney Tyler Gluth to demystify the essentials—what really belongs in a basic plan, how to keep your loved ones out of court, and why beneficiary designations can quietly override everything you wrote in your will. We get real about the documents every adult should have, the pitfalls that create family rifts, and the simple steps that turn confusion into clarity. We start with the foundation: a will ...
Episode 172: Ten Practical Ways To Prevent Cyber Theft Before Year-End
Money Matters with Greg
24 minutes
1 month ago
Episode 172: Ten Practical Ways To Prevent Cyber Theft Before Year-End
Holiday shopping is a gold rush for fraudsters, and we’ve seen firsthand how fast a quiet click can turn into sleepless nights. After helping a client recover from a bank account hit, we pulled together a clear, end-of-year cyber checklist to protect your money, your identity, and your family’s peace of mind. No jargon, no scare tactics—just the high-leverage moves that actually work. We start with the most effective layer: freeze your credit at all three bureaus for yourself, your spouse, a...
Money Matters with Greg
Estate planning doesn’t have to be scary or expensive to be effective. Greg sits down with attorney Tyler Gluth to demystify the essentials—what really belongs in a basic plan, how to keep your loved ones out of court, and why beneficiary designations can quietly override everything you wrote in your will. We get real about the documents every adult should have, the pitfalls that create family rifts, and the simple steps that turn confusion into clarity. We start with the foundation: a will ...