Inflation slowing, but have we lost sight of normal?

New inflation data shows a slowdown in July at 8.5%,  but what is normal? Dave and Debbie discuss the phsycology behind these dropping numbers that are still at an all-time high. 

The risk behind the classified documents that led to former President Trump's raid

What is the risk of former president Trump taking these documents out of the national archive? Ryan Vogel, UVU Director of the UVU Center for National Security Studies joins the show to discuss the national security risk of the situation. D2 also discusses if faith has been lost in Trump or in the FBI. 

The IRS is adding 87,000 agents... who are they coming for?

The IRS is getting $80 billion. There are 10 million tax returns behind this year… and they’re still hand-typing every digit. Dave and Debbie go over what the IRS may be  planning on doing with the funding and what is happening behind the scenes of the IRS. D2 also explores who exactly the tax cheat may be that the IRS would need to go after. 

Would you rather remodel or sell your home?

If you own a home, would you rather put in the work to remodel it or sell it to find something new? What is the actual cost of remodeling and is it easier? Dave and Debbie discuss and take listener calls. 

Majority of Electric Vehicles don't qualify for inflation reduction act tax reimbursement

Part of the "Inflation Reduction Act" includes a tax credit of $7,000 for the purchase of an electric vehicle. The problem is there are almost no cars sold in the U-S that meet all the of the bill's guidelines. Boyd Matheson with Inside Sources breaks it down. 

How not to get audited

The IRS getting a windfall of funds to hire thousands of auditing agents. List of things that’ll sound warning bells, land you in a room with IRS auditors. Susan Spiers, Utah Association of Certified Public Accountants joins the show to share her expertise. Tim Hughes, Host of Utah's Morning News joins the show to share his audit experience. 

Lunchflation: $15 for fries in NYC

Inflation is going down and we're starting to see the light at the end of the tunnel. But we've still got an issue on our hand.. lunchflation. New York is seeing lunch prices skyrocket. $15 for fries...Dave and Debbie discuss lunchflation and Melva Sine with the Utah Restaurant Association shares how restaurants are staying a float. 

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