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Ever wondered about the ins and outs of notarization? Well, you're in luck! We sat down with the incredibly knowledgeable Kirsten Roberson, a seasoned Notary Public, who demystified the world of notarized documents. We examined the role of a Notary, the crucial part they play in deterring fraud, and the weight of notarized documents in court proceedings. Kirsten also brought to light the intriguing differences in the notarization process in Louisiana versus other states. If you've ever been curious about what it takes to become a Notary, Kirsten detailed the challenging process.
As we navigated deeper into the conversation, we discovered the exciting era of digital notarization. We talked about the various types of notarization, the necessary documents for notarization, and the precise steps involved in notarizing a document. The advent of remote notarization, its stringent rules, and the implications of double transferred documents were also touched upon, painting a detailed picture of the evolving landscape.
Lastly, we delved into the practical aspects of notarization. From discerning tips on choosing a reliable notary to the benefits of mobile notarization, Kirsten shared much-needed advice. We also talked about her enterprise, KRow on the Go Notary, providing an insight into the workings of a mobile notary business. Don’t miss out on this enlightening episode that unveils the crucial role of a Notary, the importance of notarized documents, and tips to ensure your documents are correctly notarized.
Kirsten Roberson
Mobile Notary/Loan Signing Agent
KROONTHEGONOTARY.COM
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Welcome to Money Matters, the podcast that focuses on how to use the money you have, make the money you need and save the money you want – brought to you by Neighbors Federal Credit Union.
The information, opinions, and recommendations presented in this Podcast are for general information only and any reliance on the information provided in this Podcast is done at your own risk. This Podcast should not be considered professional advice.

When it comes to divorce, most people envision a battlefield of emotions and legal terms. We dive into the complexities of this life-altering event with our guest, Seth Nelson, an experienced divorce attorney. Seth unravels the intricate financial implications of divorce, reminding us that viewing separation as a win-lose situation will only lead to losses on both sides. He offers crucial insights into local laws and equitable distribution - a concept that can dramatically shape a divorce's outcome.
A divorce doesn't only affect the couple involved, but also the innocent bystanders - the children. Seth sheds light on the often overlooked financial impacts on children’s futures, discussing effective strategies for planning for significant future expenses like college fees. He also broadens the conversation by touching upon same-sex couples and the financial challenges they too face during a divorce. Indeed, no one is immune to the financially turbulent waters of divorce, and Seth's expert advice provides some much-needed guidance.
Finally, the episode takes an unexpected turn as we delve into Seth's personal experience with divorce. His candid recounting of negotiating with his attorney shines a light on the importance of legal counsel during this tumultuous period. Seth also emphasizes the significance of understanding alimony implications, particularly when considering remarriage, and provides tips for living within your means during the recovery process. It's not every day you get advice from an attorney who's been in the trenches, making this episode an invaluable resource for those navigating the financial labyrinth of divorce. Tune in and equip yourself with knowledge and strategies to handle divorce more effectively.
Our guest Seth Nelson is the managing partner at NLG Divorce & Family Law as well as the host of the terrific How to Split a Toaster podcast.

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Welcome to Money Matters, the podcast that focuses on how to use the money you have, make the money you need and save the money you want – brought to you by Neighbors Federal Credit Union.
The information, opinions, and recommendations presented in this Podcast are for general information only and any reliance on the information provided in this Podcast is done at your own risk. This Podcast should not be considered professional advice.

Get ready to unlock the secrets to savvy cooking and smart budgeting with Anne Milneck of Red Stick Spice. We traverse Anne's inspiring leap from culinary aficionado to the proprietor of a gourmet grocery haven, serving up indispensable advice for enhancing your meals without breaking the bank. As food costs rise, our conversation is more timely than ever—packed with tips that will transform your kitchen practices, from reducing waste to creative meal planning that makes every dollar count.
Ever find yourself dismayed by the amount of food that ends up in the trash? Anne and I tackle this head-on, revealing how a 'stock bag' can turn scraps into rich homemade stock and discussing the power of proper food storage and labeling—techniques that not only minimize waste but also maximize flavor and freshness. We also unpack the art of managing bulk purchases, the merits of glass containers, and the glory of a well-utilized sheet pan to make your cooking routine as efficient as it is delicious.
If you're longing to keep your meals exciting without constantly reaching for the takeout menu, we've got you covered. Anne offers up her strategy for themed meals and the importance of a reliable fallback recipe, ensuring you've always got something up your sleeve for those hectic nights. We also step into the Red Stick Spice classroom, where cooking techniques are demystified for novices and food enthusiasts alike, proving that gourmet grocery stores are a treasure trove for anyone eager to learn. With these lessons in your apron pocket, you'll be cooking with confidence, reducing waste, and savoring every bite of your budget-friendly creations.

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Welcome to Money Matters, the podcast that focuses on how to use the money you have, make the money you need and save the money you want – brought to you by Neighbors Federal Credit Union.
The information, opinions, and recommendations presented in this Podcast are for general information only and any reliance on the information provided in this Podcast is done at your own risk. This Podcast should not be considered professional advice.

Get ready to redefine your shopping strategy with the queen of thrift, Betty, as we uncover the secrets to turning thrifting into your wallet's best friend. With inflation nibbling away at our wallets, Betty shares a goldmine of tips on how to score big savings and keep your expenses in check. We journey down memory lane with her, from her humble beginnings as a teenage thrift enthusiast to her current status as a thrifting mastermind, navigating the fine line between thrifting, vintage hunting, and retail shopping. She's not just talking the talk but walking us through the ins and outs of snagging those unique finds and why the best time to thrift might just be when you least expect it.
If you've ever doubted the thrill of the thrift, this episode is here to turn skeptics into believers. Learn how Betty's strategic moves, like scoping out thrift stores in affluent neighborhoods for high-quality treasures, can lead to the wardrobe revamp of your dreams. But it's not just about the clothes; we'll talk about the ins and outs of online thrifting, where Betty's savvy has unearthed luxury items from Japanese sellers that seem too good to be true. Yet, it's not all sunshine and rainbows; we tackle the potential pitfalls to avoid, highlighting the importance of staying vigilant with strict return policies and the necessity of vetting electronics before making the purchase.
As if thrifting wasn't exciting enough, imagine turning it into a lucrative side hustle. In the final segment, Betty opens up her playbook on the art of reselling. She reveals how your forgotten closet items could be your ticket to an extra income stream. We'll share the secrets to picking out items with high resale value and discuss the best strategies for turning a modest investment into a significant profit. From a $2 steal to a $300 turnaround, the potential is staggering. So join us as we promise to not just talk about these strategies but put them to the test in a few months' time, when we'll bring our thrifting chronicles to life on YouTube, sharing the spoils of our money-saving, money-making adventures.

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Welcome to Money Matters, the podcast that focuses on how to use the money you have, make the money you need and save the money you want – brought to you by Neighbors Federal Credit Union.
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Tanya Taylor embodies the American dream, and her journey from arriving in the United States at just 16 with $100 to becoming a millionaire by the age of 48 is nothing short of extraordinary. Join us as we unravel her story—a tale of resilience, determination, and strategic financial planning. Tanya, a dynamic CPA, shares how she skillfully navigated her roles as a wife, mother, author, and entrepreneur, all while staying present for her children. Learn how her passion for personal finance led her to leave the corporate world and pursue entrepreneurship, driven by a desire to educate and inspire others through practical financial literacy strategies.
Tanya's path was filled with hurdles, from entering a new country without a green card to overcoming educational and financial challenges. Yet, her focus on her goals never wavered. Discover the power of mentorship in her life, including her decision to start an investment club, and how early investments in a 401k and rental income paved the way for her success. Tanya candidly recounts financial missteps, such as the consequences of co-signing loans, illustrating the importance of cautious financial decisions. Her story is a testament to the strength and tenacity required to turn adversity into opportunity.
The road to financial prosperity wasn't always smooth, as Tanya faced trials like a car accident and her daughter's medical expenses, which tested her financial resilience. She emphasizes the need for an emergency fund and disability insurance, crucial elements of her financial strategy. As Tanya looks to the future, her commitment to philanthropy and financial education shines through, with a focus on leaving a legacy for future generations. Tap into Tanya's wealth of knowledge and discover the resources she offers, including her website and TED talk, filled with insightful advice for anyone eager to build a secure financial foundation.

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Welcome to Money Matters, the podcast that focuses on how to use the money you have, make the money you need and save the money you want – brought to you by Neighbors Federal Credit Union.
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