Meet the team dedicated to your financial education and success
At Spark Finance Show, we believe that financial literacy is a fundamental life skill that should be accessible to everyone. Our mission is to demystify complex financial concepts and provide practical, actionable advice that empowers individuals to make informed decisions about their money.
Founded in 2018, we've grown from a small blog to a comprehensive financial education platform reaching thousands of readers monthly. Our content is created with care, research, and a deep understanding of both financial principles and the everyday challenges people face when managing their finances.
The financial professionals behind Spark Finance Show
Chief Financial Analyst
With over 15 years of experience in investment banking and portfolio management, Sarah brings institutional-level analysis to everyday investors. She holds an MBA from Wharton and is a CFA charterholder.
Retirement Planning Specialist
Jessica specializes in helping clients prepare for retirement with comprehensive planning strategies. A Certified Financial Planner with a background in actuarial science, she brings clarity to long-term financial planning.
Cryptocurrency Expert
Michael has been involved in the cryptocurrency space since 2013. With a background in computer science and economics, he provides balanced insights into blockchain technology and digital asset investments.
Estate Planning Attorney
Amanda is a licensed attorney specializing in estate planning and wealth transfer. She translates complex legal concepts into understandable guidance for protecting assets and creating lasting legacies.
Behavioral Finance Researcher
David studies how psychology affects financial decisions. With a Ph.D. in Behavioral Economics, he helps readers understand their financial behaviors and overcome cognitive biases that impact wealth building.
Not having 3-6 months of expenses saved can lead to financial disaster when unexpected events occur.
Making investment decisions based on tips or trends without proper research can result in significant losses.
Starting retirement savings late dramatically reduces the power of compound interest.
Letting credit card debt and high-interest loans accumulate can cripple your financial progress.