The market went from practically no volatility to daily swings of 2-3% and more.  Anyone notice?  Robinhood crashes, travel insurance and the correlation between the President and the economy.

Markets had a brutal week.  Fear is spreading rapidly.  What should you do?  Turn off the TV.  What shouldn’t you do?  Panic and sell all your stocks.  Comparisons to prior events and a look at the numbers.

CAT bonds could be paying out.  So will the rich if a Democrat takes the White House.  Fraud warnings, this time for the younger generation, VA loans.  Wait – you didn’t tune in for the scoop on getting a Real ID…

The coronavirus and its impact on the global economy, Charlie Munger says EBITDA is bulls…  Flip phones making a comeback and some tax time reminders.  Plus Cheryl had no time to prep.

The statistics are both alarming and misleading.  Meanwhile, premiums are sky high and rising.  Worth it?  Tesla stock is sky high.  Is it worth it?  Elon Musk says yes while the short sellers say OUCH!

There was a lot going on last week – should you care?  Also, how people in their 50s and 60s are now supporting adult parents and adult kids.  Finally, banks that will help you get your money back if you are the victim of a scam but only if you sign a non-disclosure agreement first.

Hats off to the 97 year old who qualified for a 30 year mortgage.  And then there’s the guy who has ¾ of his retirement account invested in Tesla… This week’s podcast talks about trusts – what do they accomplish and when should you consider using one?

Cheryl shows how easily you can save for retirement.  Is it worth it?  Investor confidence is on the rise despite the economic outlook remaining stable.  First, Congress takes away the Stretch IRA.  What do they have on tap next to hurt your retirement? And whatever you do, don’t text and drive – insurers are coming for you.

His law degree didn’t land him a job but it did get him out of debt.  If you’re worried about an IRS audit, congratulations – you must be making serious money.  Make sure you can insure your home before signing the contract.  New and improved(?) uses for your 529 funds.  If all investments turned out like they did for Peter Lynch’s wife…