Bite Sized Finance

Olivia Arquette is a wife, mother, and lover of things that make her laugh. Before becoming an author, Olivia spent the majority of her career in the financially lucrative, but emotionally vexing field of pharmaceutical sales and marketing. She left this career to follow her dream of becoming a published author with her first book, Ms. Medicine. In this episode, Janet Petran, CFA, CFP® and Rob Morrison, CFP® talk to Olivia about her journey. 

Ed Cruickshank, CFP® and Pete Doyle, CPA/PFS, CFP® are back in the studio to talk tax tips for 2019. There's still time to take some steps that may lower your overall tax bill for this year and the next. During this discussion, Ed and Pete focus on specific areas such as medical expenses,  529 plan contributions, health-savings accounts (HSAs) and retirement accounts.

In this episode, Rob Morrison, CFP® interviews Huber Financial’s Founder and CEO Dave Huber, CFP® about some parallels between investing and white knuckle flying. This rebroadcast has some sage advice from Dave Huber about how to handle some of the common feelings investors have during market fluctuations. 

Combining finances can be one of the most difficult things about becoming a newlywed. Whether you are engaged, a current newlywed or know someone in the situation, this episode is for you. Maureen Doyle Wright, CFP® and Janet Petran, CPA, CFP® have a conversation about how to handle finances during the newlywed and later phases of marriage.

Have you ever wondered what considerations go into tax-optimized investing? Or what kind of accounts are most often used in this strategy? In this episode, our in-house tax expert, Pete Doyle, CPA/PFS, CFP® provides and Ed Cruickshank, CFP® provide an overview.

In this episode, Phil Huber, CFA, CFP® and Ed Cruickshank, CFP® discuss one of the narratives that became popular during the fourth quarter - the rage against the machines. Many pundits in the news and social media said that the market downturn was "machine driven." They attributed the sell-off to algorithm trading "machines." Listen to this market 2018 wrap up episode to hear more.

We searched the archives and found the most popular Bite Sized Finance episode of 2018. In this episode, Will Gunlicks, CFP® interviews our guest, Micheal Rhoades, an estate planning attorney, about common estate planning pitfalls and ways to avoid them.

With the end of 2018 quickly approaching, you might be thinking about what, if anything, can be done to manage your tax situation. In this episode, Ed Cruickshank, CFP® and Pete Doyle, CPA/PFS, CFP® discuss year-end tax strategies that could help ease your tax bill.

In the third installment of our 30th Anniversary podcast series, Rob Morrison, CFP® interviews Dave Huber, CFP® about what the next 30 years might look like for Huber Financial and the planning profession. 

In this episode of Bite Sized Finance, Rob Morrison, CFP® and Phil Huber, CFA, CFP® have a conversation about the differences between a Traditional Investor and an Evidence Based Investor. Which one would you rather talk to at a cocktail party?

This Bite Sized Finance podcast episode provides a sneak peek at Huber Financial's women's initiative - Cents of Self. Rob Morrison, CFP® interviews Kim Drake, CFA and Janet Petran, CPA, CFP® about this new initiative.

Listen to Ed Cruickshank, CFP®, a wealth manager for Huber Financial interview William Levy, an attorney at Rhoades Levy Law Group who specializes in the legal issues facing small to medium-sized businesses. An informative discussion about the top legal issues facing closely-held business owners.

In the third installment of our 30th Anniversary podcast series, Rob Morrison, CFP® interviews Dave Huber, CFP® about what life was like at Huber Financial from the financial crisis of 2008 through today.

Huber Financial's Chief Investment Officer, Phil Huber, CFP® recaps market performance in the second quarter and first half of 2018.

Welcome to episode 32 of the Bite Sized Finance Podcast featuring Robert Mercola, CPA, JD, a partner at The Abrix group, a local public accounting firm. In this episode, Robert Morrison, CFP® has a conversation with Bob Mercola that provides a behind the scenes look at what happens at an accounting firm post-tax season.

Janet Petran, CPA, CFP® talks to Nancy Siegel, an eldercare expert with Senior Living Experts, about Eldercare basics and how to support the needs of an aging loved one.

We commemorate our anniversary year with part two of our anniversary series. Listen to Rob Morrison, CFP® interview Dave Huber, CFP®, founder and chief executive officer of Huber Financial about what it was like to manage the business through the 1990s and past Y2K.  Dave and Rob reminisce about the markets and how much the financial planning industry has changed. 

Rob Morrison, CFP® and Kim Drake, CFA have a discussion about higher education costs. This episode focuses on getting your child involved in the financing discussion.

With the advent of instant messaging, Amazon Prime and Google, most of us have gotten used to getting what we want in a matter of minutes, if not seconds. But are we losing the fine art of patience? In this episode Rob Morrison, CFP® and Ed Cruickshank, CFP®, will talk about how this culture of immediacy may be affecting your investment decisions. 

We're seeing an emerging trend where people phase into their retirement. It's no longer a singular event where you transition from full working to full not-working overnight. We call this new phase of retirement a Victory Lap. In this episode Rob Morrison, CFP® and Ed Cruickshank, CFP® have a conversation about this new retirement trend. Is a Victory Lap right for you?