Jordan Goodman is known as America's Money Answers Man. For over 25 years, Jordan has been giving helpful, practical financial advice to millions of Americans. He is a regular contributor to national and local TV and radio shows around the country on personal finance topics. His website, is one of the most popular destinations for personal finance advice on the Internet. He hosts the weekly Money Answers Show on the Voice America Business network, part of www.voiceamerica.com, the largest Internet radio broadcast network in the world. He does a weekly "Road to Riches" commentary on Public Radio International's "Marketplace Morning Report" show. He appears frequently on CNBC, MSNBC, CNN and Fox. He also comments on a weekly basis on many radio stations around the country including KMOX Radio in St. Louis and KFNN Radio in Phoenix. Jordan was on the editorial staff of MONEY Magazine for 18 years, rising to become their Wall Street Correspondent.

He is the author of 11 best-selling books on personal finance, including Everyone's Money Book, the Everyone's Money Book Series of 6 books on Credit, Real Estate, Retirement, Financial Planning, College and Investing. He is also the author of the Dictionary of Finance and Investment Terms, which has sold over three million copies. His latest book is called Master Your Money Type: Using Your Financial Personality to Create a life of Wealth and Freedom.

1. "How to Get Your Financial Act Together"
In an hour, Goodman covers everything the audience needs to know to improve their financial situation, including picking the best investments, managing credit wisely, saving for college and retirement, maximizing employee benefits and much more. Goodman usually takes at least a half hour of questions after his presentation.
2. "How to Communicate Better with Your Clients"
In an hour, Goodman talks to financial services firms such as mutual funds, insurance companies, brokers, credit unions, and banks about how to increase their business by communicating more effectively with clients. He passes on observations he has gleaned from his extensive, ongoing interactions with the public through radio and TV call-in shows and public financial seminars.