Seems to be the view of many this filing season. Polymarket dispute, Trump Meme coin plummets, Nutella's accidental marketing genius and a surge in inflation and mortgage rates. Plus disclaiming inheritance, costs of home upkeep and stamp prices rise again.

Can be profitable. Market fluctuations, the 529 boycott, please pay attention to your target date funds and converting mutual funds to ETFs. Plus Storage Wars comes to the business section.

A Class Action could be next. Two similar homes with very different costs to insure, don't mess up your tax breaks and a car dealer's worst nightmare. Plus it could be time for a credit freeze.

Along with oil and gas, causing economic issues worldwide. Is recent volatility worrisome? Plus a college loan scam despite a credit freeze, OT taxation, Medicare Fraud causing a spike in healthcare and a jump in people raiding their 401(k)s.

Is the US Attack on Iran Really an Attack on China? Personal savings rates on the decline, mortgage rates dip below 6% (briefly) and the surprise fee on car purchases. Plus home inheritance is the only chance for many.

One host slept through it. Tariffs are illegal but still in place. Not a typo. A government savings plan for those without and estimated taxes are a pain. Yeah, no sh..

More in the market and less in real estate. The annual healthcare study, more on the CA billionaire's tax and another hit to private equity. Plus state pensions investing in Strategy (oof) and the importance of a moat to protect your mega mansion.

Can we get a woohoo?! Bitcoin continues its slide, conflicting info relating to jobs and salaries and be careful with that brokerage account checkbook. Plus student loan amounts differ and who exactly is a professional?

Can't miss advice on what NOT to do, gold and bitcoin volatility continues, a new Fed nominee, and free tuition at Yale. Plus the housing market takes a turn in favor of buyers, and what to do when your health insurance costs more than your mortgage.

The TACO part was really Wednesday but… Gold over 5000, silver soaring too, UnitedHealthcare selloff and a reversal on garnishing wages for education loans. Plus a further explanation on the Roth catch-up. Or maybe it's just more confusing now.