
Money Sense is your trusted guide to building true wealth—beyond just money. Hosted by Karen Ellenbecker, founder and senior wealth advisor at Ellenbecker Investment Group (EIG), this weekly podcast helps you make confident decisions about your finances, health, and legacy. For over 35 years, Karen and the EIG Wealth Advisors have combined financial planning expertise with insights from economists... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 390 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | GovernmentBusiness | |||

Insurance is something many people have, but not always something they revisit or fully understand.
In this week’s episode of Money Sense, Amy Bremmer, Wealth Services Advisor at Ellenbecker Investment Group, sits down with Jody Leonhardt, Account... more
College athletics is evolving fast. What used to center on scholarships and school pride now includes contracts, branding deals, and real income before athletes even step on campus.
In this episode of Money Sense, Heather Deaton sits down with Chell... more
“EIG Behind the Scenes” is a new Money Sense series designed to highlight the people and perspectives behind Ellenbecker Investment Group. In this first episode, Karen Ellenbecker sits down with Brett Engelking, Director of Operations and Systems, to... more
What if the hardest part of investing is not finding the right strategy but sticking with it?
In this episode of Money Sense, Kristina Schnuckel sits down with fellow Wealth Advisor Nik Kibardin to explore how behavioral finance shapes the way we sa... more
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This podcast is so insightful and informative! Each episode teaches you something new and presents a fresh perspective of finance to move you forward in all of your financial goals!
Wide range of interesting topics, discussed with knowledgeable guests, make this an entertaining and informative podcast!
So glad I found this podcast! Karen, Anne and Heather do such a good job covering a variety of topics. I would recommend this show to anyone!
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The show centers on practical financial planning that blends money with lifestyle and values. Episodes routinely cover organizational culture within businesses, real estate in estate planning, gratitude and well-being, college funding, tax changes, Medicare, insurance, and market trends, often featuring guests who bring legal, tax, mortgage, or psychological perspectives to money decisions. A standout angle is translating complex topics (trusts, charitable giving, AI scams, year-end tax acts) into actionable steps for individuals and business owners, making it useful for listeners who want clarity, security, and a sense of purpose in their finances.
Noteworthy spikes include in-depth dives into estate planning and charitable giving under e... more
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Recent guests on Money Sense include:
1. Dave Molenda
2. Eric Fabian
3. Crystal Wendelberger
4. Chris McGee
5. Ben Revak
6. Jill Butterfield
7. Jim Larson
8. April DeValkaenare
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