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Money Sense is your trusted guide to building true wealth—beyond just money. Hosted by Karen Ellenbecker, founder and senior wealth advisor at Ellenbecker Investment Group (EIG), this weekly podcast helps you make confident decisions about your finances, health, and…

Podcast · By Ellenbecker Investment Group · English · Official site

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Sep 3, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 3, 2026

    De-Influencing in a "Swipe Now" Culture (opens the original)

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    In today’s digital world, shopping has never been easier. With targeted advertising, social media influencers, one-click purchasing, and endless sales promotions, it's easy to make purchases before we've had time to consider whether we truly need them. While these conveniences can save time and introduce us to useful products, they can also lead to overspending, clutter, financial stress, and unintended environmental consequences. This week on Money Sense, Amy Bremmer, CFP®, Wealth Advisor at El

  2. Episode · Aug 28, 2026

    Small Business Tips and Habits (opens the original)

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    Building a successful business takes more than passion and determination. Long-term growth requires financial clarity, strategic decision-making, and the ability to balance profitability with sustainability. For entrepreneurs, understanding key financial metrics, building the right support team, and protecting their own well-being are all essential components of lasting success. This week on Money Sense, Heather Deaton, Wealth Advisor at Ellenbecker Investment Group, welcomes Cheryl McMurtry, Fo

  3. Episode · Aug 24, 2026

    Planning Extraordinary Travel (opens the original)

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    Travel is often one of the most rewarding goals people build into their financial plans. Whether it's exploring a bucket-list destination, creating lasting memories with children and grandchildren, or immersing yourself in a new culture, travel has the power to enrich life in ways few other experiences can. But today's travel landscape requires thoughtful planning, flexibility, and expert guidance to make the most of every adventure.This week on Money Sense, Jamie Williams, CFP®, Wealth Advisor

  4. Episode · Aug 17, 2026

    Retirement Realities (opens the original)

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    Retirement is one of life's biggest transitions, and while financial preparation is essential, the emotional, social, and practical realities of retirement are just as important. From finding purpose and maintaining relationships to navigating health care costs and changing travel plans, retirement often looks different than people expect. This week on Money Sense, Jean Range, Senior Wealth Advisor at Ellenbecker Investment Group, welcomes former Ellenbecker advisor Diane Byrne for an honest con

  5. Episode · Aug 10, 2026

    7 Ways Grandparents Can Help Their Grandchildren Financially (opens the original)

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    Helping grandchildren financially is about much more than simply giving money. Thoughtful planning can create opportunities for education, encourage healthy financial habits, and establish a lasting family legacy that benefits future generations. This week on Money Sense, Nick Kibardin, MBA, CFP®, welcomes Sandy Miller, Wealth Advisor Associate at Ellenbecker Investment Group, for a conversation about seven ways grandparents can help their grandchildren. Drawing from both her professional experi

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