Stella Nsong, nurse practitioner, says sooner or later we all become caregivers. She presents the three important things you should know.

Could there really be fifty ways to save on Healthcare in America? If so, how many are you missing out on, the question we put to Kiplinger online editor Kim Lankford. She really does know them all and shares that knowledge for your benefit.

Have you heard about the Federal Trade Commission's Pass It On campaign, designed to help the seniors in your life to hold on to what is valuable and dear to them. FTC Commissioner Maureen K. Ohlhausen has the information that could be the difference in keeping the golden years golden.

As the 2014 new school year starts, educational expert Kim Mogilevsky comes back to explain what your child must do as part of the new Common Core State Standards and explains the new technology in your child's classroom.

Operation Hope Chairman John Hope Bryant, author of the new book "How the Poor Can Save America" is our guest and delivers a brilliant essay on the importance of including the poor in the effort to re-energize the stalled American economy.

Guests: John Hope Bryant; Kimberly Mogilevsky

Repeat of March 9 2014 Program; Kimberly Mogilevsky, noted teacher, discusses the new classroom and what you should know about the impact of new technology. Stella Nsong, nurse practitioner, says sooner or later we all become caregivers; the three important things you should know.

(Repeat of Apr 13 Show) Psychiatrist Lise Van Susteren says it 19s better to lose your non-refundable dollars than force your frightened child on an airplane in the wake of the Malaysia Airlines tragedy.

Legg Mason 19s John Kenney explains why grandparents are cracking their retirement nest eggs to educate their grandkids.

Shannon Schuyler, PWC; Susan Garland, Kiplinger

Fred Coon, "The Hidden Job Market"; Alison Salcedo, Stubhub