personal finances

We talk to Kim Smith from Care Resources.

Julie Leonard, of LMCU, joins the show.

We talk to Nemes Rush Family Wealth Management’s Mike Nemus.

Michigan freshman will have to take a personal finance course, the Kent County Board of Commissioners has approved the 2025 budget, Merchants and Makers will return during ArtPrize next month, and more.

A law passed in 2022 requires Michigan students take a one-half credit course in personal finance. Beginning with this year’s incoming freshman class, it’s a high school graduation requirement.

Deputy Editor of AARP Bulletin and the Magazine David Brindley joins the show.

Director of Engagement Kathleen Roark and Matt Cook with LCMU discuss the initiative.

Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson said it’s a first step to restoring residents’ trust in their government

Bobbi Rebell, CFP shares her work.

Local Coach, Mentor, and Proprietor of Guaranteed Financial Solutions Aimee Jackson shares her journey dealing with her own financial challenges.