Hank and Michelle discuss a "boring" week in the market and a situation where a client was focused on a fixed rate mortgage but only planned on being in the home for 2-3 years.

Michelle and Brian welcome back to the show JU professor Dr. Ellen Wald (Historian and Scholar of the Energy Industry and Western Involvement in the Middle East).

Michelle and Brian offer their insight on the latest economic numbers, discuss the investment strategy "Sell in May and go away" and also the best way to invest in the Oakmark company.

A caller's college financial counselor has an interesting recommendation for what to do with a whole term life insurance policy. Should you have Tyson Meats in your 401K? Hank, Michelle and Brian answer these questions and more.

Hank, Brian and Michelle give their outlook on this week's market activity, discuss the "robo-call" movement and help caller Gene figure out the best way to invest in his retirement moving forward.

Hank and Stan discuss changes in the fiduciary laws, a caller who is being told to move money from a 401K to an annuity, IRAs and more.

Hank is joined by Stan The Annuity Man and together they discuss the latest changes and regulations in the annuity market and they share some interesting tax related numbers.

Caller Stephanie's Mom owns a farm and employs a family member. What can be done to help Mom relieve her tax burden? How should children handle their elderly parents financies? Hank, Michelle and Brian have the answers.

Hank, Michelle and Brian discuss accounting strategies, a complicated inheritance situation and they welcome Justice Coalition's Ann Dugger to the show to promote an upcoming event.

Hank, Michelle and Brian help caller Scott reduce his tax burden, the "social value" of paying off a mortgage and they also offer advice on retirement planning to another caller with extenuating circumstances. And it's Financial Literacy Month.