The Clark Howard Podcast

11.07.24  Are You  “Doom Spending”?   /   Be Your Own Health Advocate

A trend among young adults economists call “doom spending” is of concern. Clark addresses why this is happening and offers a different perspective. Also today - why it’s so important to be an advocate for yourself when it comes to your health, and Clark is living proof. 

Costly Pessimism: Segment 1

Ask Clark: Segment 2

YOU Are Your Best Health Advocate: Segment 3

Ask Clark: Segment 4


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Save more and spend less is more than just a motto for money expert Clark Howard; it’s a way of life. Clark and his crew — Team Clark — are on a mission to empower people to take control of their personal finances by providing money-saving tips, consumer advice, hot deals and economic news to help everyone achieve financial freedom. Clark is a nationally syndicated radio talk show host and a consumer reporter for television stations around the country. His podcast, The Clark Howard Show, receives more than one million downloads each month and is a hub for listeners to get valuable advice on-demand any time. Clark answers questions on the most popular business and consumer topics including; how to buy a cars, financing a home, retirement planning, shopping for insurance and getting the most out of your savings. Join the conversation and submit your question to www.clark.com/askclark . Clark spearheads two free resources — Clark.com and ClarkDeals.com — to encourage consumers to save more, spend less and avoid ripoffs.