What are some tricks to lower your utility bills? Jamilla from JourneyToLaunch and Fritz Gilbert from The Retirement Manifesto join Len Penzo (Len Penzo dot com) in a fun, fast-paced roundtable discussion about lowering your home expenses and saving more money. We’ll also tackle the recent news from Ford about their HUGE personnel cuts. What should YOU do if you think your job is on the chopping block?

In our Friday HR segment, the Evil HR Lady, Suzanne Lucas stops by to answer a listener letter. It seems our listener is close to retirement and his boss might be a micro-manager…or maybe just overly focused on setting improvement goals. How does our listener work with the boss to get through the next couple years until he retires?

As always, we have all of that and much, much more to help you kick off a big holiday weekend in the USA.

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Fritz Gilbert

Check out Fritz’s blog: The Retirement Manifesto

Follow the Retirement Manifesto on Twitter: @RetireManifesto

Jamila

Check out Jamila’s site: www.journeytolaunch.com

Len Penzo

Check our Greg’s site: LenPenzo.com

Drop a line on Twitter: @LenPenzo

Our Topics

• 5 Simple Apartment Hacks Behind my $39 Utility Bills (Minimally Nerdy)
• Ford gets ready to cut jobs (CNN)
• What It Really Costs to Go to Walt Disney World (Yahoo)

<25:12> Friday HR Segment: Evil HR Lady

Visit the Suzanne’s blog: www.evilhrlady.org

Find the Evil HR Lady on Twitter: @RealEvilHRLady

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Dave O’Conner, executive producer of the National Geographic series Year Million, will be making a visit to the basement. 

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