Financial Forward: The Future of Consumer Finance & Banking
McCarthy Hatch
36 episodes
3 weeks ago
Send us a text Episode Summary Amy — a retired Texas teacher living on a fixed income — whose protected retirement funds were swept from her bank account to satisfy an old, likely time-barred credit-card judgment. By filing a detailed complaint with the CFPB and notifying both the collector and the bank that the funds were protected under Texas law, Amy triggered a reversal and got her money back. The episode explores why precision in language matters, what ‘protected funds’ and ‘time-barred ...
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Send us a text Episode Summary Amy — a retired Texas teacher living on a fixed income — whose protected retirement funds were swept from her bank account to satisfy an old, likely time-barred credit-card judgment. By filing a detailed complaint with the CFPB and notifying both the collector and the bank that the funds were protected under Texas law, Amy triggered a reversal and got her money back. The episode explores why precision in language matters, what ‘protected funds’ and ‘time-barred ...
From Analyst to Luka Dončić’s Double: The Viral Rise of Jacob
Financial Forward: The Future of Consumer Finance & Banking
51 minutes
6 months ago
From Analyst to Luka Dončić’s Double: The Viral Rise of Jacob
Send us a text 🔍 Episode Summary: In this unforgettable episode of Financial Forward, host Jim McCarthy reconnects with Jacob, the breakout analyst from McCarthy Hatch whose debut podcast went viral. But Jacob's talents go far beyond financial risk modeling — turns out, he was hired as Luka Dončić’s body double in the buzzy new Jordan Brand ad, ‘The Trial of Luka Dončić’. We dive into Jacob’s unexpected journey from spreadsheets to spotlights — how he landed the role, what it was like on set,...
Financial Forward: The Future of Consumer Finance & Banking
Send us a text Episode Summary Amy — a retired Texas teacher living on a fixed income — whose protected retirement funds were swept from her bank account to satisfy an old, likely time-barred credit-card judgment. By filing a detailed complaint with the CFPB and notifying both the collector and the bank that the funds were protected under Texas law, Amy triggered a reversal and got her money back. The episode explores why precision in language matters, what ‘protected funds’ and ‘time-barred ...
