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Laying bare the structural challenges facing Michigan's economy – from a massive unfunded pension liability to rising CEO pessimism over the state's manufacturing future – Gov. Gretchen Whitmer sat down for an unusually transparent financial review on YouTuber Caleb Hammer's "Financial Audit" show on Nov. 3.

Erik, a 27-year-old from St. Paul, Minnesota, has found himself in a financial disaster of his own making. He earns $3,400 a month working as an electrical technician, lives with his wife and two young kids, and has more than $133,000 in debt. Still, that hasn't stopped him from spending…

Finfluencer Caleb Hammer lost his cool when he learned how a woman on his podcast became the victim of extreme predatory lending practices.

The brutal wake-up call that went viral this week wasn’t about crypto crashes or market meltdowns—it was about a husband whose two-year unemployment stint nearly destroyed his family’s finances while his wife juggled multiple jobs to keep them afloat.

Earning $161,000 in Fort Worth, Texas — in a state with no income tax and a relatively low cost of living — should be a ticket to financial breathing room. Instead, one couple's choices have left them buried in nearly $90,000 in credit card balances, a $53,500 Tesla loan, and…

A couple earning a combined monthly income of $9,200 has found themselves on the brink of divorce—not due to infidelity or incompatibility, but because of an obsession with Labubu collectibles that’s spiraling their finances out of control.

From Ramsey’s strict discipline to Hammer’s blunt reality checks, their lessons reveal how to save, invest and prepare for the future.

In a recent episode of his popular financial advice show, content creator Caleb Hammer dropped a reality check that hit close to home for millions of Americans chasing the entrepreneurial dream. His blunt assessment? When someone introduces themselves as an “entrepreneur” without specifying what they actually do, they’re often just…

Popular YouTube financial educator Caleb Hammer is pushing back against assumptions about his background, revealing how privilege and financial struggle can coexist in ways that challenge conventional thinking about wealth building and business success.