This is Karen Hunter and we're going to talk about money.

First, I want to say thank you to Jeket Timmons, who has joined our hub family.

She's doing a podcast called More Than Money by

Jackette Timmons and it is one of the most simple, smart saving, investing,

just a really really dope podcast. So check her out in the Hub. News

and click on Jeket Timmons more than money. So today I'm a little pissed off. I owe the IRS. The new tax codes are horrific.

A lot of people are angry, disgruntled. Some of you filed your taxes a long time ago expecting a big refund,

didn't get a big refund.

Some of you like me owing money that you didn't think you would owe.

But that's neither here nor there.

I'm pissed off because I didn't have to owe money.

So I'm going to talk to my financial coach.

We've talked before, I'm talked to you in a while.

She's been on before, but I thought it would be poignant to bring you on today

to talk about ways in which people can save themselves a hefty tax bill next year

Because now is the time you prepare for next year. So let me welcome to the show you've probably heard on the Godfrey complex

welcome hi okay all right so you're also coaching people besides me yes

I don't know how I feel about that but but I guess you know you want to be selfish, you know, you don't want everybody to get all of this knowledge, but actually that's not true. That's what we do here. So, how's that going? I mean, that's going really well. Better than I ever imagined because while I know this stuff and

I've put in the time and the research for myself I never imagined that I would extend that outward.

You just don't realize how much, you know, what you have to offer is huge for other people.

So that's been probably the blessing in it all. I had someone yesterday

that I consulted with and she's a school teacher, a good friend and I've often

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