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Dr. John Delony's book Own Your Past, Change Your Future.

How to change your money destiny and reduce financial stress for good

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Money is the #1 stressor for 63% of Americans. But, what if it didn't have to be? Find out how owning your past can help change your money destiny and reduce financial stress.
Adam Cox and Kyle Cipperley recording a podcast episode.

4 strategies for navigating a market downturn

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Markets got you down? Here are four strategies to help you navigate a market downturn — and maybe even take advantage of it.
Author and Certified Financial Planner Bobbi Rebell.

Raising financially successful kids: Essential tips for parents

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When raising financially successful kids, you can’t count on a high school personal finance class to teach them everything they need to know.
Adam Cox and Don Rahn recording an episode of the Common Cents on the Prairie podcast.

Your money questions answered by financial planning experts

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Tackling debt? Funding your child’s college education? Paying off your mortgage? Your biggest money questions are answered here.
Rachel Cruze of Ramsey Solutions.

Catching up with the Joneses and Ramsey Solutions' Rachel Cruze

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Has social media made comparison culture worse? Are we actually just trying to keep up with broke people — a.k.a. the Joneses?
Kathleen Burns Kingsbury's book "Breaking Money Silence."

It's time to have the money talk — and here's how

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Have you had the money talk with your partner, your kids, or your friends yet? If you don’t know where to start, then here’s your guide.
Adam Cox with Sioux Falls couple Heather and Amos Kittelson.

Finding financial freedom: Heather and Amos Kittelson share 'How We Money'

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Heather and Amos Kittelson committed to paying off more than $50,000 of debt. Here's their journey to finding financial freedom.
Adam Cox and Sarah Madison for an episode of the Common Cents on the Prairie podcast.

The 5 secrets of successful investors

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To be the best investor, you need to know the tricks of the trade — like not trading too much. Here are five secrets of successful investors.
A person looking at retirement plans on a laptop.

Retirement planning is more than just numbers

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Retirement can be exciting — or scary, depending on your circumstances. For those who plan well, account for their anticipated needs, and have a good idea of what to expect, retirement can and should be rewarding! But for those who don’t plan and may have let retirement sneak up on them, this life stage can be daunting and possibly feel unattainable.
The Common Cents on the Prairie podcast on a phone screen.

How you can listen to our podcast

One of the biggest misconceptions when it comes to investing and financial planning is that you have to have hundreds of thousands or even millions of dollars to do it. That’s simply not true. That’s why we started our podcast,...
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