Navigating divorce starts with understanding your options. Attorney and Mediator Susan Hansen joins the conversation to share guidance on the process and explain a new Wisconsin law that allows couples to finalize a divorce without ever stepping into a courtroom.  

What if just $1 a day could set your child up for long-term wealth? Wealth Serices Advisor Amy Bremmer is joined by an expecting parent to explore how small, consistent contributions can grow over a lifetime. From UTMA accounts to Roth IRAs, she explains how early investing can turn into generational wealth. 

What does it mean to show up as a leader, especially in times of crisis, uncertainty, and burnout? In this special #AuthorSpotlight episode, Jen Marr shares clear, actionable behaviors leaders can apply in real time to reduce burnout, strengthen trust, and improve team connection.

In this episode of Money Sense, wealth advisor Jamie Williams sits down with Mary Brown, president and portfolio manager at Campbell Newman Asset Management, to explore why dividend growth investing continues to play a critical role in long‑term portfolio construction.

As Americans carry over $1.27 trillion in credit card debt, understanding how credit works is essential. Ben Revak, senior loan advisor at ProVisor Inc., joins the conversation to break down credit scores, consumer debt and what prospective homebuyers should understand before buying a home.

In this episode of Money Sense, wealth advisors Jamie Williams and Heather Deaton explore how charitable giving can fit into a well rounded financial plan. They discuss how generosity can be both personal and strategic, while still supporting long term family and financial goals.

How do you raise kids who feel confident making money decisions? Wealth advisors Kristina Schnuckel and Heather Deaton share how their own families have approached allowances, saving, and early financial decisions, alongside what they see working with clients and their kids. 

Wealth advisors Jamie Williams and Tammy Niemann discuss how today’s mortgage environment, loan strategies, credit factors, and home equity decisions fit into long‑term financial planning, including more complex situations like second homes, construction, and renovations.

Early 2026 opened with optimism around AI, but rising oil prices and geopolitical tension quickly shifted sentiment. Mike Roth explains what changed, why rate cuts may be fewer than expected, and where volatility creates both risk and opportunity. 

Take the mystery out of legacy planning, no matter your age or stage. Wealth advisor Jamie Williams and estate planning attorney Erick Fabyan break down the conversations, documents, and decisions families should consider before they matter.

Sandra Geisler, Director of Tax Planning at Ellenbecker Investment Group, shares how thoughtful tax decisions can strengthen your retirement, reduce surprises, and help your money work smarter for you.

Ready for more conversations from Ellenbecker Investment Group? Explore our other podcasts Milwaukee’s Philanthropic Community and The Wealth Seed to learn, grow, and stay connected to what matters most.