Ask Stacy

Do you have a finance question you’ve always wondered about? Wouldn’t you like to ask Stacy Johnson and see your answer on television, broadcast to millions? Great news! You can do just that…

What You Need

  • A video camera you can hook up to your computer.
  • A YouTube subscription (you can get one for free at youtube.com).
  • A question.

How to Do It

  • Pick a quiet area with good light. Make sure your face is lit well enough to see, but not so bright that you look radioactive.
  • Center yourself in the middle of your camera’s viewfinder.
  • Record a short question for Stacy on any topic you choose, but try to keep your question under 20 seconds.
  • Upload your video to YouTube. Here is a handy guide from YouTube.
  • Copy and paste the url of the video from your web browser (it’ll look like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vOOVQHdgoEg) and email it to us at info@moneytalksnews.com.

What We Need From You

You’ll have to put a couple of things in your email…

  • First and Last Name (tell us if you would like to remain anonymous).
  • Age (optional).
  • Phone number (optional).
  • City and State.
  • Do you watch Money Talks News on TV? Tell us where.

The best questions are general enough to apply to lots of people, not necessarily specific to your individual situation. As a rule of thumb, if you think other people are wondering the same thing, you’ve got a winner!

Send An Email

Don’t have a video camera but still have a question? No problem. Just email your question with your first name (last name optional) and city/state where you live to info@moneytalksnews.com.

A Few Terms and Conditions

By submitting your video, you hereby acknowledge that the video submitted is yours; that is, you should only submit video content to which you own the copyright or have the express, written consent of the copyright holder. By submitting your video to Money Talks News, you are representing and warranting to Money Talks News that you have the full right and authorization to submit.

By submitting your video, you grant Money Talks News the royalty-free, perpetual, irrevocable, worldwide, non-exclusive right and license to use, reproduce, modify, adapt, publish, translate, create derivative works from, distribute, perform, and display all content, remarks, suggestions, ideas, graphics, or other information communicated to Money Talks News.