Yes, communication is important, and children deserve the truth. But not the whole truth, especially when it comes to your finances! Best-selling personal finance expert Beth Kobliner, author of 'Make Your Kid a Money Genius,' outlines healthy boundaries for talking about money with children. Don McDonald has been in the investing business for almost 30 years. Most of that time was spent help people across the country better manage their money and investments on his nationally-syndicated talk radio program, 'The Don McDonald Show.' Tom Cock has published a business journal, managed and owned radio stations, and, for. 30-year financial talk radio veteran, Don McDonald and former host of Serious Money on PBS, Tom Cock, reunite on a weekly call-in program talking about real money issues. Each week they solve real money problems, dole out real investing (not. Rich Dad’s Lesson 1: “The rich don’t work for money.” In today’s world, there’s never been a more significant divide between the rich and all other income classes. Some economists in California even noticed that about 95% of income gains between 2009-2012 went to the wealthiest people in the world– the one percent.

Could be “talking millions” in your pocket. —Don McDonald, co-host “Talking Real Money”, author. Financial Fysics. This book is a must-read for anybody wanting to take control of their finances and build wealth the smart way. Paul and Richard take sophisticated concepts and boil them down into easy to understand and follow steps.

Money and funny? Yes, the two can go together. Toss in honesty, transparency and true financial science and you have the most unique investing podcast in America.

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Listen as two of the country's top financial broadcasters and educators show you how to stop playing with your hard-earned money and start investing it for YOUR future on “Talking Real Money.” Tom Cock was the host of the PBS-TV show “Serious Money” for many years and Don McDonald hosted a nationally syndicate financial talk show since 1988. In 2008, their podcast, “Sound Investing” (that was also hosted by Paul Merriman) was named the 'Best Money Podcast' by Money Magazine. Now, Tom and Don post three weekly episodes of 'Talking Real Money' taken from their popular weekly radio on KOMO Newsradio in Seattle.

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