Episode 232: Don't leave hundreds of thousands on the table! Learn how to get the most out of your 401(k)! Also, hear the pros and cons of investing internationally.

Episode 231: Steve and John describe some alternative types of medical insurance coverage that you won't find on the Affordable Care Act government exchanges.  They also look into the growing retirement crisis of lost pensions and 401(k)s.

Episode 230: Steve and John help you avoid some of the gotchas of the new federal tax law as you save for your child's education.  They also give you some tips for buying in bulk the smart way!

Episode 229: Thinking about retiring early? Learn five steps you will want to cover before you take the plunge! You'll also learn how to turn an inherited house into a blessing instead of a curse!

Episode 228: Don't sign on the dotted line until you hear from the Money Doctors about buying that vacation home! You'll also hear about 13 vacation ideas that will keep your budget intact!

Episode 227: Steve and John give you some pointers about the issues you will most likely face as you begin to oversee your parents' finances.  Also, learn why listening to the "experts" can cost you big when it comes to investing!

Episode 226: Steve and John point out seven expensive 401(k) mistakes you definitely want to avoid. You'll also learn five lessons about the dangers of investing exclusively in blue chip stocks.

Episode 226: Steve and John give you some pointers about the issues you will most likely face as you begin to oversee your parents' finances. You'll also learn five lessons about the dangers of investing exclusively in blue chip stocks.

Episode 225: John and Steve take a look at the unusually high cost of a college education in South Carolina and some proposals aimed at making it more affordable.  Also, learn what the data says about your chances of beating the stock market over time. Spoiler Alert: It's not good.

Episode 224: Steve and John give a refresher on Dave Ramsey's insanely successful method of getting totally out of debt.  They also take a walk through history to see how accurately the financial experts have predicted stock market downturns over the years.