Does the person you voted for have a financial background? It is critical to understand how local treasurers and auditors keep tabs on your taxes -- and who wants the job. Catherine Voutaz is running for Utah State Auditor and Sheila Srivastava for the Salt Lake County Treasurer positions. Find out why Sheila says every tax dollar is hard earned.

They explain why its important to have people in those offices who have financial backgrounds and what their roles are to assist the more well-known positions of governors, mayors and city councils. Susan Speirs, the CEO of Utah Association of CPAs, also joins the conversation to help explain why voters need to do their research on ALL the people listed on your ballot.

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Producer George David discusses how you can make money in the music industry without being a star. Licensing songs for tv commercials and movie soundtracks, producing others, building music studios and many other way will earn you six figures each year. Building a music studio is what led George to collaborating with the music group Train.

George says singers must now get a local following first, along with a big social media presence before record labels will sign them. HACK: everyone needs to learn computer programing and A.I. systems like Python to earn money.

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HVAC systems must be able to make your home comfortable and be affordable at the same time. If you want more efficient systems, you need to get a higher number SEER and HSPF rating. It will cost a little more money up front, but save you in monthly utility bills.
Dennis Stinson, VP of Sales for Fujitsu General America.

If you can't afford a new A/C or heat system, try putting in more insulation in your attic, getting newer energy efficient windows, and sealing up gaps around windows and doors. Make sure the airflow to your A/C and furnace are not blocked.

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