Jim Fox describes his latest adventure and the fulfillment he received from facing a new challenge. He also talks about not letting failure dictate your future.   

Many investors are growing uncomfortable with the risk their taking in the stock market. Jim Fox talks about some of the popular alternatives that are being offered and what to be aware of when considering your options.

Jim Fox discusses the financial impact of the recent Facebook outage and other factors that could be contributing to continued volatility in the markets. Plus, find out about the proposal that would allow the IRS to monitor your bank accounts.

Jim Fox addresses some of the concerns he has regarding the current financial environment. Find out what to be aware of from tax changes to market volatility and more on this week's Financial Straight Talk. 

Jim Fox reacts to some bad news for coffee lovers - Coffee beans are the latest good to feel the impact of inflation. Jim shares some tips on how to track your expenses, stick to a budget and stretch your dollar.

Jim Fox talks about the pros and cons of Roth conversions and how he helps clients understand when a conversion is the right move. It's not a one-size-fits-all process, and Jim explains why on this week's episode.

Jim Fox shares some of the first jobs he had, both growing up and in early adulthood. 

This week marks the anniversary of the first IBM personal computer being released in 1981. The "small, portable personal computer" weighed 50 pounds, and of course, we all have devices that are incredibly more powerful in our pockets now. The financial industry has also advanced since then. Jim Fox reminisces about technology and discusses some of the innovations and tools that are available toady that can assist you in your financial life.

Jim Fox discusses a surprising statistic - There are millions of forgotten 401(k)s out there with a combined value of over a trillion dollars! Find out what you can do with a 401(k) from a previous employer.

Jim Fox discusses the financial burden of sending kids back to the classroom. Plus, are you a middle class millionaire? Jim has some tips for you to keep as much of what you've saved as possible.