Tips for Change presented by Voyage Federal Credit Union
Tips for Change presented by Voyage Federal Credit Union is a podcast to empower you on your financial journey.
Episodes
In our latest episode of Tips for Change, we sit down with Lorna Saboe Wounded-Head from SDSU Extension to talk about shifting your money mindset, tackling financial stress, and building habits that lead to long-term confidence. Listen now and start taking charge of your financial wellness:
A thriving workplace goes beyond perks or office space. It’s built on culture, leadership, and personal growth. In this episode of Tips for Change, Dysart of Think 3D Solutions shares how intentional culture, developing leaders, and supporting employee growth can drive engagement, retention, and overall performance. Learn actionable strategies to create an environment where both people and business succeed.
In this episode of Tips for Change, host Tiffany Mutchler sits down with Ryan Budmayr, the new President & CEO of the South Dakota Chamber of Commerce and Industry. Together, they explore what’s ahead for South Dakota’s business community—from shifting the focus from jobs to opportunity, to how chambers, financial institutions, and local communities can work together to help small businesses grow. Ryan shares insights from his ...
In this episode of Tips for Change, Melissa Webb, Women’s Program Manager at EmBe, shares how financial education is helping women in our communities take control of their money, and their futures. From personalized support to practical tools like the Making Cent$ course, this conversation is all about meeting women where they are.
On this episode of Tips for Change, Sydney Chapman, Assistant Director of Financial Aid at South Dakota State University, joins us to break down the real costs of college—and how to manage them. From scholarships and FAFSA to budgeting tips and common money myths, we’re covering what every student (and parent) should know to start strong financially. Whether you're heading to campus soon or supporting someone who is, this episo...
In this episode of Tips for Change, Brandon joins us to discuss the purpose behind downtown development, the role of local businesses, and how community events are being reimagined to foster connection and drive meaningful economic growth.
On this episode of Tips for Change, Jim Nussle & Anthony Demangone of America’s Credit Unions sit down with us to talk leadership, advocacy, and why credit unions are more than just financial institutions—they’re a movement.
From navigating change in D.C. to the everyday impact of member ownership, this conversation is packed with insight, heart, and a call to lean in.
In this episode of Tips for Change, James Paye, Finance Manager at Dells Auto, breaks down the car buying process from start to finish. Whether you're shopping for your first car or considering an upgrade, James offers expert insights into financing, market trends, and how to navigate today’s auto industry with confidence
In this episode of Tips for Change, real estate experts Kerry Trimble-Woehl and Corey Hunhoff discuss the ins and outs of real estate investment, from the initial steps to long-term strategies. Whether you're considering your first rental property or exploring creative investment opportunities, this episode provides valuable insights into building wealth, financing options, and navigating the market. Tune in for practical advice an...
Episode #56 - The Homebuilding Process Made Simple with Nielson Construction Sales Manager Amy Evans
Discover the homebuilding process with Amy Evans of Nielson Construction. Learn budgeting tips, financing options, and myths to avoid. Listen now!
Plan your dream wedding on budget! Loghin Welch, Owner & Lead Planner at Serendipitous Events, shares financial tips & tricks for stress-free planning.
Discover how Meagan Zerr balances a full-time career and her side hustle, You Glow Girl Mobile Spray Tan, with tips on time management, tools, and motivation.
Dive into Voyage's record-breaking 2024 with CEO Jeff Schmidt on the Tips for Change podcast! Explore growth, tech innovations, community impact, and plans for 2025 as Voyage continues to empower members and tackle industry challenges.
As we approach the holiday season, scams and fraud are unfortunately more prevalent, with fraudsters taking advantage of the festive spirit. In the latest episode of Tips for Change, we sat down with South Dakota's Attorney General Marty Jackley to discuss how South Dakotans can protect themselves from scams.
In this episode of Tips for Change, Jim Peterson, Joe Hoose, and Veronica Schmidt talk about the Grow Vermillion Campaign. They share their plans to expand housing, strengthen the workforce, and enhance quality of life in Vermillion.
Join us on this episode of Tips for Change as we chat with Katey Ulrich about her dual roles at the University of South Dakota and XIX Brewing in Vermillion. Katey shares her journey, love for community, and how she balances her responsibilities.
Join us on this episode of Tips for Change with Maddie Peschong, a brand photographer and coach. Maddie shares her journey from weddings to brand photography, financial tips, and her approach to building a unique brand identity. Learn how she overcame challenges and continues to inspire small business owners.
Join us on this episode of Tips for Change as we explore the world of color analysis with Deb Vogel, owner of House of Colour. Learn how understanding your best colors can transform your wardrobe, boost your confidence, and lead to smarter shopping habits.
Join us on this episode of Tips for Change as we dive into Sara Rowland's start in business. Sara discusses how she started her business journey without planning it and how she has grown to love her role. Her story is inspiring for anyone thinking about starting their own business.
On this episode of Tips for Change, we’re joined by Joe Hoose, Talent Management Director at the University of South Dakota Foundation, and Alissa Matt, Assistant Vice President for External Relations at the University of South Dakota.
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