Our Money Matters team has been studying the financial provisions and various nuances of The CARES Act to help you understand what it means for your family and all the small businesses across the country. On this special episode, we're answering your questions about the bill.

Joseph Antos is the Wilson H. Taylor Resident Scholar in Health Care and Retirement Policy at the American Enterprise Institute (AEI). AEI recently released a report outlining the four phases we may go through as a nation to navigate through the current COVID-19 pandemic in the United States. Joe Antos joins us to discuss these phases, what we might see in the days to come and when we can expect to start reopening America for businesses and families.

Despite US cases surging to the highest count on the globe, there are signs of hope, (a bevy of baby white swans) from a health perspective and for the economy. Multiple calls and Twitter questions answered on the $2 Trillion stimulus plan just passed by Congress.

Special interview with lead Public Health M.D. at Harvard, Dr. Ashish Jha. Americans want to get back to work, and even my kids want to get back to school. Dr. Jha has spoken to the White House and America’s governors to advocate his extraordinarily sensible 3 steps that would help reopen America ASAP with the LEAST amount of economic damage.

This episode of MM walks through the three keys of how we climb out of our current economic shut down.

This episode of MM outlines three steps for investors to get through this economic and market panic. We also discuss the Institute for Disease Modeling’s working paper on how social distancing can dramatically reduce infection rates. We also discuss a “doomsday“ stock portfolio for companies that have have hordes of cash.

With all of the uncertainty in market headlines, I wanted to break down what I believe investors and retirees need to take in regards to the Coronavirus outbreak & stock market crash. We understand these times can be difficult, that's why it's more important than ever to keep a level-head when it comes to your investment strategy.

Game changing insight on the coronavirus and how this past Super Tuesday changed the game for the upcoming presidential election. Wes is joined by guest host Andy Dean, former president of Trump productions and host of American out with Andy Dean. This episode of MM also explores how higher dividend paying stocks might compare with bonds over the next decade.

In this Coronavirus Special, Wes interviews Dr. Amesh Adalja of John Hopkins University Center for Health Security about COVID-19. Dr. Adalja’s work is focused on emerging infectious diseases, pandemic preparedness, and biosecurity. We dig into the mortality rate of this virus and the data that the world is currently basing this very important statistic around. Dr. Adalja gives his reasoning on why the mortality rate will likely drop from the currently reported 3% down to possibly 0.5%. He also gives his perspective on South Korea's healthcare system and when he expects to see a vaccine available to the public. We cover these topics and more! Be sure to listen as we try to demystify COVID-19.

There are two items that have been freaking out markets: The Coronavirus and Super Tuesday's election. Ryan Ely and I discuss the key takeaways and latest research from Dr. Amesh Adalja of Johns Hopkins University Center for Health Security. He shared his expectations around how the situation is likely to evolve in the coming weeks. This new research and perspective is a complete game-changer in the course of this narrative.