Money Monday: Federal Education Freedom Tax Credit
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A new tax credit could help you lower your tax bill. The Education Freedom Tax is designed to support scholarships for K-12 educational expenses. Joe Bert, the founder of Certified Financial Group, Inc, joins Good Day Orlando to discuss this credit. 

Money Monday: Gen Z spending more than other generations
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Gen Z is spending more than other adult generations and they have the lowest savings-to-spending ratio of any generation. Financial therapist Lindsay Bryan-Podvin joins Good Day Orlando to discuss what might be driving Gen Z's spending behaviors. 

Money Monday: How to save $1,000
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Saving $1,000 might seem out of reach for some, but experts say it's a great first step toward financial peace. Personal finance coach Jade Warshaw joins Good Day Orlando to share tips on how to do it. 

Changes for student loan borrowers
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A number of changes to federal student loans went into effect in July. The changes affect millions of borrowers. Eric Steffy with Federal Solutions Support joins Good Day Orlando to talk about what borrows should know about the new repayment plans. 

Money Monday: Back to school shopping
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With the school year starting soon, experts says families could spend an average of $746 on back-to-school supplies. Trae Bodge, a Smart Shopping expert, joins Good Day Orlando with a few tips to help parents find ways to save.

Money Monday: Car ownership costs on the rise
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Cars are getting more expensive. And once you own a car, there are other cost to consider. The rising cost is putting car ownership out of reach for many people. 

Money Monday: Pell Grants for job training programs
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People looking to learn skills for a new career can use federal dollars for short-term workforce training programs. Joe Bert, founder of Certified Financial Group, joins Good Day Orlando to talk about Workforce Pell Grants.

Money Monday: Are you overpaying for your mortgage?
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Many U.S. home buyers and owners are paying more because they are not shopping around for the best mortgage, according to new research. Alex Gailey, a principal data reporter with Bankrate, joins Good Day Orlando to discuss the findings.

Money Monday: What Florida families need to earn to afford basic needs
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A new report from the United Way Suncoast finds that Florida families need to earn over $106,000 a year just to afford basic needs. Mika Mendoza-Cardenal, Heat of Florida United Way Director of Leadership Giving joins Good Day Orlando to discuss the report.

Money Monday: What homebuyers should know about getting a new home
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Some aspiring homeowners are turning to new construction to buy a home as some newer builds are cheaper than existing homes. Experts share what homebuyers should consider before buying a new home over an older one.

BBB: 4 scams graduates need to be aware of
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The BBB Is warning high school and college graduates to be on the lookout for potential scammers, especially when it comes to deals or offers regarding unpaid tuition, loan forgiveness, remote job interviews, and rental/moving scams. 

Money Monday: How to pay for college
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Pre-paid plans, loans and financial aid are some of the ways students pay for college. But not all options are available to high school students looking to go to college. Allison Slater Tate, the director of College Counseling at Lake Mary Preparatory School, joins Good Day Orlando with advice on how families can pay for college.

Money Monday: Rising healthcare costs in retirement
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The cost of healthcare in retirement keeps rising. Joe Bert, a certified financial planner, joins Good Day Orlando to discuss options and ways you can budget for healthcare costs. 

Money Monday: Why credit scores matter
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Credit scores can determine your eligibility for loans, credit cards and more. And having a high credit score could save you thousands. Ted Rossman, Bankrate senior industry analyst, joins Good Day Orlando to talk about the importance of credit scores. 

Money Monday: Giving your budget a spring reset
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As people begin spring cleaning, now might be a good time to take a look at your finances. Rachel Cruze, a personal finance expert, joins Good Day Orlando to talk about how to tidy up your budget.

Money Monday: As gas prices rise, is an electric vehicle worth it?
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Is now the time to consider an electric vehicle? With EV prices falling while gas prices are surging, some people might be looking at a different transportation option. 

Expert: How are tariffs affecting everyday prices?
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Dr. Marc Fetscherin, a professor of marketing at Rollins College, talks about reciprocal tariffs, how retailers are responding, tariff lawsuits, and how all of this could impact the prices of everyday goods and items. He also talks about what items have fallen in price and what items have gotten more expensive. 

Money Monday: Time to buy a home? Mortgage rates drop to 3-year low
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If you've been thinking about buying a home, now might be a good time. Mortgage rates drop to a three-year low. Bruce Woodburn, branch manager with Cross Country Mortgage, joins Good Day Orlando to talk about what potential buyers should know. 

Money Monday: Sticker shock at the dealership
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Car prices have reached record highs. If you're looking for a new ride, you might experience sticker shock at the dealership. Bankrate senior industry analyst Ted Rossman stops by Good Day Orlando to talk about why cars are so expensive now. 

How young is too young for a kid to have a credit card?
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Young kids have cellphones but what about credit cards? How young is too young for a kid to have a credit card. Good Day Orlando talks with a financial expert.