The Charlotte Ledger Podcast

After decades of working and saving, how do you know when you have enough to retire? And once you get there, how do you shift from saving money to actually spending it? In the fourth and final installment of The Charlotte Ledger’s "Facing Your Financia...

Charlotte has no shortage of ghost stories, haunted landmarks and spooky history. But how much of it do we really know? Just in time for Halloween, The Charlotte Ledger's managing editor Ashley Fahey sits down with Jason Tapp, the creator of the popula...

Breaking down the 2026 Mecklenburg ballot: What voters need to know The 2026 election ballot contains races for Congress, the N.C. Supreme Court, the state legislature and local offices — plus three proposed constitutional amendments and $425 million i...

For Gen X, retirement is getting closer, but so are some of life's biggest financial responsibilities. From saving for retirement and paying for college to caring for aging parents, how can people in their 40s, 50s and early 60s prepare for the future ...

For many women, finding a job is just one step toward achieving financial independence. Having the confidence, resources and support to succeed in that job can be just as important. In this episode of The Charlotte Ledger Podcast, host Steve Dunn sits ...