

Worth a Listen Podcast
Welcome to Worth a Listen, a bi-weekly podcast that covers financial topics that affect everyday life. Each episode aims to equip our audience with tools and tips while also delving deeper into financial questions.
Worth a Listen presents the second episode in a six-part series, "A Car-buying Journey." Host Chris speaks with guest John Rossi, CFO of Texell, about his previous experiences buying cars including the difference between buying new or used, the practicality of a car, deprecation, and more.
Worth a Listen's "A Car-buying Journey" mini-series takes listeners through the various aspects of buying a car from shopping, financing, negotiation, and budgeting. If you have questions, Worth a Listen has you covered.
Previous Episodes:
Episode 11 - 12 Terms You NEED to Know Before Buying a Car
Episode 10 - Protect Yourself
Episode 9 - Protect Your Passion
Episode 8 - The Business Plan
Episode 7 - The Lending Relationship
Episode 6 - The Startup Game
Episode 5 - Invest in Your Passion
Episode 4 - Building Your Career
Episode 3 - Investing in Your Future
Episode 2 - Understanding Health Benefits
Episode 1 - Demystifying Home Buying
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