Tina’s special segment this week:

Money Chat: Home Buying – Cost vs. Price Listen to The Money Chat

Joining Tina in the studio this week…

Matthew Gardner is the Chief Economist for Windermere Services Company, and is responsible for analyzing and interpreting economic data and its impact on the real estate market on both a local and national level. He has over 25 years of professional experience both in the U.S. and U.K.  Matthew chairs the Board of Trustees at the Washington Center for Real Estate Research at the University of Washington; sits on the Urban Land Institutes Technical Assistance Panel; is an Advisory Board Member for the Runstad Center for Real Estate Studies at the University of Washington where he also lectures in real estate forecasting.   In The Money Hour segment today, Mathew discusses real estate economics. Listen to Matthew’s segment.

Dr. Sally Fox with Engaging Presence helps professionals and their organizations create great stories that help them connect with their customers and stand out in an information-glutted world. She guides them to identify their strengths and uniqueness and connect their stories to what their customers – a need. With an MBA, a Ph.D. in leadership, and twenty-five years consulting experience, Sally’s guided hundreds of professionals and organizations to engage with their customers and present their messages in a way that stands out.  In The Money Hour segment today, Sally talks about learning from your customer’s story.  Listen to Sally’s segment.

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Tina’s special segment this week:

Money Chat: The Reason for a Shortage of Appraisers Listen to The Money Chat

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Andy Landis is one of the nation’s foremost authorities on Social Security and Medicare, as a nationally-known author, speaker, and consultant. He is the author of the best-selling book, “SOCIAL SECURITY: THE INSIDE STORY,” called the “Social Security bible” and available from Amazon. He is a regular blogger for the Wall Street Journal’s “MarketWatch” site. He has appeared on TV’s Fox Business News and PBS, and is a frequent guest on radio.  Andy’s background includes working at the Social Security Administration, AARP, Boeing, and his own practice, Thinking Retirement.  In The Money Hour segment today, Andy discusses how much social security should matter to the youth.  Listen to Andy’s segment.

Melissa Irons, CGR CGP CAPS, is Showroom Manager of Irons Brothers Construction and co-owner since 2008.  She uses her background in nursing, management and customer service to keep the showroom, office, field, and personnel systems running smoothly.  Melissa was recently named the 2016 Remodeler Member of the Year by her colleagues, peers and friends at the Master Builders Association of King and Snohomish Counties for her passionate volunteer work in the remodeling industry.  In The Money Hour segment today, Melissa talks about remodeled homes tour.  Listen to Melissa’s Segment.

Gregory Nunn is the Founder and Principal of Nunn Better Tax Resolution in Redmond, Washington; the first firm of Tax Resolution Specialists in Washington State. He is a licensed CPA with 30 years in the industry and his passion is helping people that find themselves in the labyrinth of the bureaucracy of the IRS due to failing to file tax returns and/or not paying what the IRS claims they owe. He represents these troubled taxpayers vigorously before the IRS. His practice also provides tax preparation and tax planning for the individual and business. In The Money Hour segment today Greg discusses tax payer identity theft.  Listen to Greg’s segment.

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