Money Unplugged with Chris Hill

Spencer Ela had a steady job at a bank and a clear path to management. Then he quit — with no job lined up — to try to make it in Hollywood, an industry where (despite growing up in LA) he knew almost no one.
Today, he's a senior vice president at Miramax — the studio behind Pulp Fiction, ...

Some of the best money lessons don't come from a textbook. They come from watching an institution fall apart—or making an expensive mistake of your own.
Dan Messeca, CFP, is the co-founder of Craftwork Capital and co-host of the podcast

Couples rarely argue about dollars and cents. More often, they're arguing about security, freedom, priorities, and the future they want to build together.
Ross Anderson, CFP, is the co-founder of Craftwork Capital and co-host of the podcast

We think about wealth as a finish line — hit your number and the anxiety stops. Blair duQuesnay, a financial advisor at Ritholtz Wealth Management, says it's almost never that simple. Her clients (ultra-high-net-worth families) aren't worried about running out of money. They're worried ...

Jesse Cramer had two engineering degrees and a stable, well-paying career designing hardware for an aerospace company. Then one day, about six months into his first job out of college, he looked at his 401(k) statement and saw $11,000 sitting there. That single moment sparked an interest in investing and compound interest that eventually pulled him out of engineering altogeth...