Parental Finances Episodes
249
Sept. 7, 2026
New 1099 Rules for Freelancers, Class Action Deadlines, and Who Pays a Parent's Debt
I'm dealing with a head cold today, so forgive the voice, but we've got a full show for you. Mortgage rates just hit 6.71%, the highest in over a year, and I'll walk you through what that actually does to your buying power. We also dig into why your regular savings account might be handing the bank $573 a year that could've been yours, what an IRS CP2000 notice really means (spoiler: it's not an audit), and whether you're on the hook for a parent's credit card debt after they pass away. Plus a n...
161
June 10, 2026
Are Your Parents A Financial Train Wreck?
So, today we’re diving into a pretty heavy topic: what do you do when you start realizing your parents might be struggling with money? Are Your Parents A Financial Train Wreck? I mean, it’s a real kicker when you see them selling their house and living in a van, am I right? We chat with someone who's feeling the weight of this situation, grappling with anxiety and the fear that it might end up being their responsibility to fix everything. It's all about how to care for your folks without letting...