In honor of Mother's Day, let's take some financial lessons from mom. We'll also unpack the concept of non-correlated income. Finally, we'll share some uncommon sense.

We're not going to get too political, but join us for a discussion on financial planning in Trump's America. We'll also learn finance from the world of medicine. Finally, tell your advisor to give it to you straight. It's time we stop speaking in financial code. Say what you mean.

Your financial circumstances could have both positive and negative aspects. Learn about that double-edged sword. We'll also listen to the wisdom of Will Rogers and have a conversation on life insurance.

Don't flirt with disaster in your portfolio. Learn where danger could be lurking. We'll also learn about retirement by exploring the game of basketball and play a game of "Fact Or Fiction."

Explore ancient Chinese wisdom, and discover whether times of financial crisis might actually be an opportunity. Learn the dirty little secrets of the financial industry. Finally, make sure you never make certain assumptions about retirement.

Learn financial lessons from some of the richest musicians in history. We'll also find out whether David could be elected to the hypothetical office of financial advisor. Finally, we'll take a deep dive and examine pensions.

Learn the different types of risk that could affect your portfolio. Get a gut reaction from David on some crucial statistics. Finally, we'll give you three qualities of money.

Let's tour the "Market Crash Hall Of Fame", and go over some of the famous crashes in American history. Be sure you are prepared for the next one. Then, we'll discuss some things that are never said about finances, as well as things in the investment world that could drive you crazy.

Remember that old retail saying "the customer is always right?" We'll explain why that might not always be the case. We'll also grade your financial competency and unpack the concept of variable annuities.

Join David as he addresses your frequent questions about 401(k) accounts. He'll also help you set your expectations for your financial advisor and talk about diversification.