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What happens when you realize college is right around the corner for your teenager -- but you haven’t been saving to cover the hefty price tag?

The cost of college has been a financial issue most families grapple with at some point or another. And with no sign of college tuition going down in the future, a degree is becoming increasingly difficult to afford.

The idea of building wealth is incredibly exciting. Who doesn't feel at least a little jazzed about the prospect of hitting your biggest financial goals, creating financial security and freedom, and, eventually, getting to use some of that wealth to live an awesome life?

The news that Equifax experienced a hack has been in the news for several days. The company said that 143 million Americans data was breached. Hackers accessed names, social security numbers, birth dates and other information.

Depending on your outlook, you may be concerned about recent news and current events and how they could impact your investments. There’s a lot of uncertainty out there right now -- both in regards to financial markets and to things like politics, disruptive technology, and more.

Not acting could leave you behind -- right?

Have you heard of Superhero Syndrome?

It’s a phrase online entrepreneur and outsource expert Chris Ducker uses to describe what most business owners suffer from: the idea that we can do it all, all the time, and it’s up to us to save the world with our business!

Sound familiar?

Jason Zweig is a long-time columnist for the Wall Street Journal. In this weekend’s Intelligent Investor column, he offered 19 questions that you should ask your financial advisor. The questions are direct and to the point.

Owning your company’s stock can be a blessing or a curse. Jason Zweig, a Wall Street Journal columnist highlighted this weekend several retirement plans where employees owned a ton of their shares in their 401k or other retirement plans.

A huge thanks again to Big Picture Retirement Show hosted by Devin Carroll for having Andrew on your show.