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The Forever Paycheck

If you’re getting ready to retire… you know you have to have a plan, and it has to include how you’ll spend your savings. Turns out – a lot of retirees struggle with spen

Credit Card ‘Benefits?’

How many credit cards do you have in your wallet? Do you get cash back? Maybe you prefer points or rewards. Companies spend a lot of money – marketing credit cards trying

The future of food safety

When the deadly Cyclospora outbreak happened, a lot of people stopped eating lettuce, even if it wasn’t part of a recall. Today, our guest is Melanie Nuce-Hilton, the Sen

401k Day

Are you saving for retirement? Are you saving enough? According to a Vanguard report, just 14% of people with a 401k saved the maximum amount allowed. We’re talking with

Inside Santa’s Workshop: Previewing the hot toys for the 2026 holiday season

Believe it or not, it’s already time to talk about all of that toys that will soon land on holiday wish lists. We’re talking with the Toy Insider’s James Zahn about one o

FBI agent: How investment scams steal your money

FBI Supervisory Special Agent Troy Cofer joins Susan Campbell on the On Your Side Podcast to break down today’s most damaging scams. He explains how criminals build trust

Gold Bars, Jury Duty, and Crypto ATMs: Inside 2026's Biggest Scams

Scam losses hit nearly $21 billion in 2025 alone. Susan Campbell sits down with R.O.S.E. nonprofit’s Brian Watson, a former IRS Special Agent, to break down the newest an

Online Safety Tips for Kids: A Warning about the 764 Network

We have a warning about the 764 Network. Federal investigators say 764 is a nihilistic, violent extremist group, and according to the FBI, its members are online predator

Horrible bosses

Do you have a bad boss? There are some nightmare stories out there, and a lot of people are calling them out on social media. Today, we’re talking with George Stern. He’s

What to consider when filing for bankruptcy

More people are filing for bankruptcy. A new LendingTree analysis shows personal bankruptcy filings have soared 47 percent since 2019. Today, our guest is LendingTree’s c

Tips for back-to-school shopping

It’s time to go back to school, and families are stocking up on back to school supplies, new clothes, and new shoes for the school year. It all adds up, and we’re seeing

Why new car prices are SKYROCKETING and what you can do

New vehicle prices have now surged to around $50,000 on average! Susan Campbell talks with Joseph Yoon from Edmunds about how this is driven by pandemic-era supply chain

What you NEED to know about Trump Accounts for kids

Trump Accounts for kids officially launch on July 4th. We’re taking politics out of the conversation, and just talking about the facts with our guest, Christina Lamar, th

The massive change student loan borrowers need to know

For millions of student loan borrowers, a massive change is right around the corner. The Save Plan is going away, and now it’s time to make decisions about new repayment

Couponing hacks you need to know

Do you want to save money on the things you use every day? We’re talking with couponing expert Kiersti Torok. She’s all over social media, showing shoppers how to make th

Rent or buy?

It’s a question a lot of people are trying to answer. Is it better to rent or buy? Our guest is TruWest Credit Union mortgage sales manager Melissa Sherman. We’ll get her

Avoiding impulse purchases

Are impulse purchases derailing your budget? According to a recent survey by PartnerCentric, 81% of consumers have made an impulse purchase this year, and the median pric

Busting FAFSA Myths

Just 41% of high school seniors in Arizona have filled out the FAFSA, the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. That means families are leaving a lot of money on the

Credit report errors could cost you

When was the last time you checked your consumer reports? Credit reporting errors happen, and they could block you from jobs, loans, and housing without you ever realizin

Getting your estate planning in order

We're tackling some tough topics in estate planning, including what happens if you go no-contact with a family member who is in your will. My guest is Allison Kierman, an