Today on the show:

There are so many things going through your mind, so many emotions you deal with when you decide to get a divorce.

A lot of these feelings, insecurities, fears tend to cloud our judgment and decision making which is the reason why many women make divorce mistakes.

Today Kitty Bressington will go over some of the most common mistakes and give you words of wisdom no matter where you are in your relationship.

Kitty Bressington, CFP®, CDFA is a founding principal of Linden Financial Consultants, LLC a fee-only, hourly-only financial consulting practice. With more than 20 years of experience, Kitty provides affordable, objective, well-explained financial advice helping clients understand the long-term ramifications of the financial decisions being made, particularly during the course of a separation and/or divorce.

Kitty is also founding director of the Foundation for Women’s Financial Education, a non-profit dedicated to improving the financial literacy of women in the Greater Rochester area and local sponsor of the Second Saturdays Divorce workshops.

Also on the show today, in our "No Dumb Questions" segment

If you have a kid who is about to graduate from High School, CFP Erica Cummings from The Harmony Financial Wellness Group at RBC Wealth Management will explain what a Parents Plus Loan is and why so many experts urge parents to find an alternative way to pay for college..

And in the last 10 min of the show, we’ll "Take a Seat at the Kids Table"

How to teach kids about investing…even if you’re not the best with it yourself. First, we'll ask the kids what they think it means to invest and then we'll bring on our money expert Susan Beacham founder of Money Savvy Generation for her advice.

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You might already be at the point where you’re just tired. Tired of reinventing yourself. Tired of dealing with and overcoming the curve balls that life throws at you.

TV/Radio host, Philanthropist and single mom of 5 Kim Adams is still being forced to improvise adapt overcome. She might have exactly what you need to hear right now.

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Plus in our No Dumb Questions segment.

We hear so much concern about inflation, what does that really mean? Especially for your wallet.

Economist Mark Schug aka Grandpa Mark is here to break it down for us.

And the last 10min of the show we’ll take a Seat at the Kids Table

It’s very important to teach kids about budgeting BUT there’s one step that a lot of parents skip over. It actually comes even before you start talking about budgeting. Founder of Money Savvy Generation Susan Beacham is to explain.

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It’s CRAZY how much money companies specifically Pfizer have made off of the COVID vaccine. Pure profit.

Morally, how should we feel about this? We’ll ask Jill Schlesinger, she’s the CBS News Business Analyst, host of the Jill on Money show She was on Spezzano and Sandy the radio morning show I cohost and I thought I’d share it here with you.

Also on the show today, in our "No Dumb Questions" segment

You might be itching to renovate the house, so what IS the difference between a Home Equity Line of Credit and a Home Equity Loan? CFP Erica Cummings from The Harmony Financial Wellness Group at RBC Wealth Management will explain.

And in the last 10 min of the show, we’ll "Take a Seat at the Kids Table"

When one of your kids comes to you asking for money, what is the right way to help bail them out yet still keeping it fair so the other kids in the family don’t become resentful? Susan Beacham founder of Money Savvy Generation pulls from her decades of working with families. The valuable lesson every parent needs to know

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