In this episode David and Cindy discuss how to adjust your budget to pay for expenses that occur quarterly, biannually or yearly. Next they field a question from a listerner who wants to know if she should pay off her student loan becasue she has enough money in her savings account. Next they talk about how families are eating dinner together again; will they continue with this tradition when COVID-19 is under control? In the Coronavirus montage they discuss cicadas, ear fungus from wearing earbuds and the story of a five-year old caught driving on the highway who was looking to buy a Lamborghini.

Don't forget to subscribe to the show!

In this episode David and Cindy answer a question from a listener who has $3,000 to invest and wants to know where a is a good place to start. They also cover the story about a108-year old woman who survived COVID-19. In additon, IKEA is pitching in to help families create forts to keep their children occupied. Lastly, they discuss how online dating is bringing back some old school values and some new pick up lines.

Don't forget to subscribe to the show!

In this episode David and Cindy disucss the importance of having a will to protect your loved ones. The other feature sets discuss the story of a kid who found $135,000 dollars at an ATM and gave it back and how a start up company developed wall dividers that have UV technology to disinfect slot machines. Lastly, we learn about the history of Mother's Day and give a shout out to the moms for this special occasion.

Don't forget to subscribe to the show!

In this episode David and Cindy discuss how to contribute to your 401(k) and a Roth IRA to save money to buy a house. In our Conoravirus montage we cover why the rat population has turned to cannibalism, why money laundering in LA has come to halt and why spousal cheating is on the rise due to online affairs. Lastly, we cover a story about Gravity Payments; a pioneering company that pays their employees a minimum wage of $70,000.