You’ve probably seen headlines about “Trump Accounts” — government-seeded investment accounts for children that are expected to launch in 2026. But what’s actually finalized… and what’s still evolving? In this video, Jeanne Sutton, the #401kLady, breaks down: • What Trump Accounts are • Who is eligible for the $1,000 federal seed contribution • How contributions work • What we know about tax treatment • What details are still awaiting final IRS guidance • Why Roth conversion hype may be ahead of the rules This isn’t about politics. It’s about mechanics. Trump Accounts may become another tool for long-term family planning, but understanding the structure matters more than reacting to headlines. As always, clarity beats noise.

Most money problems in relationships aren’t actually about money. They’re about assumptions that were never said out loud. In this video, Jeanne Sutton — the #401kLady — walks through the four financial conversations couples tend to avoid and why those conversations matter more than spreadsheets, budgets, or investment returns. You’ll learn: • Why “saver vs spender” is usually a values issue • How unspoken financial goals create tension • The role fear plays in financial decision-making • Why planning for disruption matters just as much as planning for success You don’t need a perfect financial system. You need shared understanding. This is practical, behavioral, and real-life financial education for couples and families.

Every year, Wall Street releases confident market predictions, and every year, many of them miss the mark. In this video, Jeanne Sutton, the #401kLady, takes a nerdy, historical look at why market forecasts consistently fail. From permanent booms to predicted collapses, history shows that analysts struggle to predict both good times and bad even with more data than ever before. This isn’t about fear or optimism. It’s about understanding how markets actually work, why prediction is so difficult, and what history can teach us about long-term investing. If you’ve ever wondered why outlooks sound convincing but rarely age well, this one’s for you.

January is when a lot of people feel pressure to “fix” their finances...especially their 401(k). Instead of overcomplicating things, this video breaks it down into four basic questions everyone should be able to answer about their retirement plan: • How much am I contributing? • How is it being taxed? • How is it invested? • Who gets it if I die? If you can answer these four questions, you’re already ahead of the game. This is a simple, practical reset to start the year with clarity and confidence.

Did you know there are half as many public companies today as there were in the 1990s? The public market is shrinking — and the private market is booming. In this episode, Jeanne Sutton, CFP® — the #401kLady — breaks down why the stock market keeps losing listings, how private markets have exploded to nearly $12 trillion, and what it means for your investment portfolio. You’ll learn: Why the number of public companies has dropped 50% since 1996 How private capital and regulation are reshaping the investment landscape What policymakers (including Trump’s administration) are doing to make public markets more attractive Why firms like Schwab are opening private-market access — and what the limitations are Public markets still offer liquidity and transparency, but understanding the rise of private markets helps investors see where future opportunities may lie. Subscribe for more weekly #401kLady episodes on retirement, investing, and financial trends.

t’s open enrollment season — and your benefits menu looks a lot like Thanksgiving dinner! 🍗 In this week’s #401kLady episode, Jeanne breaks down how to build the perfect benefits plate by choosing wisely between your HSA, FSA, and 401(k). Learn: ✅ Which account gives you a quadruple tax advantage ✅ How to avoid losing unused FSA funds at year-end ✅ Why your 401(k) is still the main course for retirement savings ✅ The 2026 contribution limits you need to know Whether you’re an HR professional, a benefit administrator, or someone just trying to make sense of your open enrollment options — this one’s for you. Be thankful for compound interest, free matches, and leftovers that never expire.

🏈 Micah Parsons just scored the biggest contract of his career — $188 million with the Green Bay Packers! But here’s the real shocker: nearly 80% of NFL players face financial stress within just a few years of retirement. So what happens? Lifestyle inflation. Bigger paychecks, bigger expenses — and before you know it, the money’s gone. In this #401kLady video, Jeanne breaks down: ✅ Why more money doesn’t always mean more security ✅ How lifestyle inflation quietly drains your financial progress ✅ The simple strategy to make sure your raises work for you, not against you Because whether you make $50,000 or $50 million, the truth is the same: it’s not about how much you earn — it’s about how much you keep. 🔔 Subscribe for weekly videos that make money talk fun, relatable, and easy to understand.

Government shutdowns dominate the news cycle — but what do they really mean for the economy, the markets, and for you as an investor? Let's break down: • The history of shutdowns and how they became part of U.S. politics • The biggest shutdowns in history (1995, 2013, 2018–19) • The economic toll — from lost GDP to shaken confidence • What shutdowns mean for your 401(k), IRA, and personal finances Whether you’re a plan sponsor, participant, or just an interested investor, this video explains what matters (and what doesn’t) when the government grinds to a halt. 📌 Don’t forget to subscribe for more clear, jargon-free financial insights from Jeanne, the #401kLady.

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce just got engaged — and the internet is buzzing about their prenup. But here’s the real question: are prenups only for celebrities with billion-dollar empires, or do they make sense for everyday couples too? In this video, I break down what a prenup actually covers, how state laws already create a ‘default prenup,’ and the key financial conversations every couple should have before saying ‘I do.’