It’s never too late—or too early—to get started. Wherever you are in your career, these retirement savings tips can help set you up for success.

Learning about personal finances can help change your life and lift up the people around you.

Bright and Brian can help you figure out where you are financially—and chart a path to help you get where you want to be.

Having a sound strategy for managing and reducing debt can help you stress less and focus more on the things that matter most.

In “Part Two” of our “Money and Mindset” highlight reel, Bright and Brian continue sharing some of their favorite tips from the first three years of the podcast.

This highlight reel features some of our best tips for growing your financial confidence—along with fresh insights that can help you feel more in control of your money.

Taking control of your money can help you feel more fearless about the future.

Friendships shouldn’t be based on financial situations—but sometimes, being a bit more open about money can help strengthen relationships.

Behavioral finance can help you understand the link between your money and your emotions—and make more rational financial decisions.

Writing a personal purpose statement can help you grow more confident in life—and with your money.

Building financial confidence when you’re young can make a big difference in your future well-being.

The Financial Independence, Retire Early movement isn’t right for everyone—but it can help you figure out a strategy that suits your retirement goals.

Enjoying work-life balance doesn’t mean having to give up on your career goals. When you take care of your well-being, you’ll feel better both on and off the job.

Caroline Adams Miller, a pioneering figure in positive psychology, joins Bright and Brian to discuss how we can cultivate grit to help us persevere as we go after the things we want.

If you could use help figuring out your goals—and actually accomplishing them—bestselling author and coach Caroline Adams Miller has some amazing insights for you in this episode of “Money and Mindset With Bright and Brian.”

Can tidying up really change your life? Getting your money organized can make you feel better and more productive—giving you more freedom and confidence in the process. In this episode of “Money and Mindset With Bright and Brian,” get tips on cleaning up your financial house and simplifying money management.

Taking a quiet moment to look inward can help you move forward.

In this episode, Bright, Brian, and guest Ali Mahbod discuss what a financial advisor can do for your investment strategy—and how you can find a good one.

Not all stress is bad stress. Some stress can actually help us accomplish our goals and live happier lives. In this episode of “Money and Mindset With Bright and Brian,” Bright and Brian help you find your stress sweet spot—your optimum level of stress—and give tips on managing the “bad” stress in your life and finances.

In the second episode of our three-part special on investing, Bright, Brian, and special guest Dr. Daniel Crosby talk simple strategies to turn your investing anxiety into investing confidence.

In the first episode of our three-part special on investing, Bright and Brian dig into the basics of investing. Tune in to get ideas for time-tested investing strategies, debunk investing myths, and develop your investing mindset.

This is part two of a special two-part discussion with Dr. Willie Jolley, an award-winning motivational speaker, author, and SiriusXM radio host. Dr. Jolley talks with hosts Bright and Brian about building wealth and how to reach your money goals.

This is part one of a special two-part discussion with Dr. Willie Jolley, an award-winning motivational speaker and radio host. Jolley sits down with hosts Bright and Brian to discuss keys to success in not just your finances, but life in general.

Finding more fulfillment in our work can bring some significant benefits. When we’re more satisfied and can see the value in the work we’re doing, our overall well-being gets a boost—and we can even earn more money. We break down three areas where we can work to get more out of our work.