Hank, Michelle and Brian discuss this week's market activity and the earnings reports that came out, how you can donate snacks for summer after school programs and how a chicken pot pie recipe can dominate and control the national budget.

Hank, Michelle and Brian discuss alternatives to Health Savings Accounts if you don't qualify to open one, if claims can be filed against your HSA and they explore a complicated tax situation that involves "injured tax relief" or "innocent spouse relief" and the IRS claiming a caller's refund.

Hank, Michelle and Brian walk you through a tumultuous week in the market, discuss bitcoin and other crypto currencies, remind you that tax deadline day looms ahead and more.

Hank, Michelle and Brian continue a conversation about investing strategies that was started in the first hour with caller Danny, discuss the positive and negative consequences of debt, what a Master Limited Partnership is and more.

Hank, Michelle and Brian discuss the markets in the debut weed of new Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell, the potential impacts of President Trump's tariffs, where to go online to search for financial terminology, the Wash rules and more.

Hank and Michelle discuss market volatility, if a caller should take out a 15 or 30 year mortgage and a little about Hank and Michelle's dayjob at Madden Advisory Services and what types of services the firm offers.

Hank and Michelle discuss the $1.3T omnibus spending bill, a down week in the markets, US and Chinese relations in the wake of President Trump's proposed tariffs, the investments within a callers 401K as he approaches retirement and more.

Hank and Brian discuss how much money that caller Robert would be sacrificing if he chooses to collect Social Security early while keeping his employment, if caller Jay should cash in an annuity, another caller might need to retire early for health reasons and more.

Hank and Brian discuss this week in the market, the appointment of Larry Kudrow as director of the National Economic Council, smart meters, what 'fiduciary' means, Social Security payments and more.

A caller has $320K in cash and another caller is considering moving his investments to a national company. What do Hank, Michelle and Brian recommend?