MILMO Show

Are you a money cheater? Or has someone you know and love ever cheated on your financially? Financial infidelity can absolutely ruin a marriage or relationship and your finances, but what do you do if you suspect it’s happening to you?

In this episode, I talk with forensic accountant Tracy Coenan on the red flags of financial infidelity you should watch for and how to handle them if you find them in a way that protects yourself and your finances.

Key topics in the interview:

• What financial infidelity is and examples of it in relationships
• Red flags to watch out for that may indicate financial cheating
• Tips for being proactive to prevent financial infidelity
• Importance of trusting your gut instinct if you notice any behavior changes
• Steps to take if you suspect financial cheating
• Types of documents to keep an eye on
• Common mistakes people make when discovering financial infidelity
• Role of a forensic accountant in uncovering financial cheating in divorce cases
• Advice for overcoming fear of looking at personal finances

The show notes can be found here: https://laceylangford.com/podcast/financial-infidelity

In this episode, I’m going to go over getting control of wastefulness in your household and simple steps you can take to reduce the amount of money you spend on groceries to keep your food spending from climbing more than it already has. We’re also going to have a heart-to-heart about leftovers.

The show notes can be found here: https://milmo.co/podcast/whats-your-trash-worth

Getting a will is something talked about quite frequently in the military. They won’t let you deploy without one. But have you given thought and consideration to who you select as your executor and the dynamics of your family members after your death?

In this episode, Certified Executor Advisor (CEA) David E. Edey makes the case for why everyone needs to appoint an executor and what it can cost if you don’t.

Show notes can be found here: https://laceylangford.com/podcast/appoint-an-executor

Networking can feel like finding a needle in a haystack. Whether it's finding a trusted babysitter or landing your dream job, connecting with the right people can be a game-changer. As I gear up for MilMoneyCon, I've been reflecting on the power of networking and what it means to different folks.

At its core, networking is about making connections that help fulfill needs and goals. It's a crucial part of careers, businesses, and life in general. In this episode, I'm pulling back the curtain on networking - why you need it, how to do it effectively, and my own personal strategies for making those invaluable connections. Whether you're a networking pro or just getting started, this one's for you.

The notes from this episode can be found here: https://milmo.co/podcast/networking

Leaving full-time employment to enter retirement is a big transition in most people’s mindset and behavior. Especially Baby Boomers who may have always had a full-time job or for career military people who know nothing different than the military. There are many factors that go into preparing for retirement or flipping the switch like changing from saving to spending or going from full-time work to finding how you like to spend your days.

My guest today is here to help you prepare for some of the 35 financial, lifestyle, and social transitions you'll encounter upon entering retirement. Dr. Barbara O’Neil is the owner/CEO of Money Talk: Financial Planning Seminars and Publications where she writes, speaks and reviews content about personal finance.