Hour 1: Aired on Tuesday, June 21, 2016

- Micah (Jackson, TN) wonders if he should accept outside investors for his new hardwood-flooring business.

- Scott (Tulsa, OK) asks why his credit score hasn't gone away yet.

- David (Springfield, OH) wants to know if he should build a tiny house.

- Erin (Lexington, KY) asks about an UTMA versus a 529 plan.

- David and Tracy (Gainesville, FL) are debt-free after paying off $40,000 in 34 months.

- John (Dallas) has a question about getting a mortgage or saving cash for his next house.

- Dave reads the Blinds.com question of the day from Angela, who wonders if she should pay off debt by taking out a mortgage on a paid-for home.

- April (Chattanooga, TN) says her father-in-law forgave money she owes him, but he still holds it against her.

- Dave reads a Twitter question from Jonathan, who wonders if earthquake insurance is a good idea.

Hour 3: Aired on Tuesday, June 21, 2016

- Dave reads and rants about a blog from the Center for Retirement Research at Boston College titled "Student Debt Burdens Non-Grads More."

- Dave reads a Twitter question from Derrick, who wants to know how often a person should ask for a raise.

- Lebron (Alexandria, VA) asks if he should sell his car as he works to get out of debt.

- Joey (Midland, TX) is considering a VA loan.

- Adam and Darlene (Fort Wayne, IN) are excited to scream that they've paid off $118,000 in five years and seven months and are now debt-free!

- Dave reads the Scripture and quote of the day.

- Mitch (Phoenix) wants to know if he should refinance his house before putting money into college savings.

- Alan (Atlanta) is being sued by his homeowner's association.

Hour 1: Aired on Monday, June 20, 2016

- Erica (St. Petersburg, FL) says her company wants her to use a credit card to travel.

- B.J. and Shelby (Bowling Green, KY) are excited to scream that they've paid off $40,000 in a year and are now debt-free!

- Andrea (Seattle) says her husband has no credit score and wonders if they should put their mortgage in her name to get a better rate.

- Lance (Des Moines, IA) was laid off recently and wonders if he should continue paying on his debt snowball or pile up cash.

- Chuck (Orlando) is getting a $40,000 windfall and asks if he should pay off debt or use the money to pursue a product he invented.

- Dave encourages listeners to attend the Smart Money Smart Kids class.

- Dave reads the Blinds.com question of the day from Dan, who saved $30,000 for a kitchen renovation but has another idea for what to do with the money.

- Bethany (Manhattan, KS) has a farm to pay off and asks which Baby Step she's on.

Hour 1: Aired on Friday, June 17, 2016

- Ken Coleman and Chris Hogan host the show today.       

- Charlie and Kerry (Denver) are having a disagreement about their side business.

- Ken and Chris talk about podcasts and how you can learn so much from them.

- Chrissy (South Bend, IN) and her husband are disagreeing about Baby Step 4.

- Holly (Dallas) wants to know what to do with $10,000 in cash.

- Ken and Chris talk about Chris' new podcast.

- Andrew (Grand Rapids, MI) says his wife wants more money in savings.

- Salyric (Charlotte, NC) is a single mom who is always behind with money.

- Ken and Chris read a Twitter question from Christopher, who wonders if he should use his emergency fund to replace his broken mower.

- Chris (Tampa, FL) wants some information about budgeting while working on commission.

- Michelle (Lexington, KY) wonders about the order in which she should pay off debt.

- Stephanie (New York) asks how to get started.

Hour 3: Aired on Friday, June 17, 2016

 - Jesse (Anchorage, AK) wants to know how to get out of being $10,000 upside down on a car loan.

- Judy (Chicago) own a self-directed real estate IRA and wonders if it's a good choice for part of her retirement.

- Dave reads the Blinds.com question of the day from Victoria, who asks if the savings bonds she lost can be replaced.

- Keyanna (Newport News, VA) is in community college and is unsure how to pay for a four-year college when she transfers.

- Kris (Lexington, KY) asks what to do with a 457(b).

- Dave reads a Twitter question from John, who was denied long-term disability insurance for medical reasons and asks how to get some without a medical check.

- Erik and Tahnee (Brainerd, MN) are debt-free after paying off $77,000 in 33 months!

- Dave reads a Facebook question from Marshall, who wonders if he and his wife should have some personal spending money in their budget.

- Dave reads the Scripture and quote of the day.

- Dave encourages listeners to attend the Smart Money Smart Kids class.

- Debbie (Phoenix) has a question about balancing retirement funding versus paying her mortgage.

- Jeremy (Las Vegas) wonders how to handle his large but unsteady income.

- Susan (Abilene, TX) wants to know what percentage of her retirement income should be allocated to housing.

- Bob (Norman, OK) wonders if he should buy a house.

- Brandon (Fargo, ND) asks if owning a motorcycle is a good idea.

- Sue (Tampa, FL) wants to know in which Baby Step she should start saving for a newer car.

- Lynn (Omaha, NE) feels like a hostage to her mortgage and wonders if she should sell the house.

- Tom and Ruth (Indianapolis) are debt-free after paying off $98,000 in six years.

- Jolene (Santa Barbara, CA) asks about using retirement savings to pay down her student loan debt.

- Becky (Lexington, KY) and her husband disagree on how to help their adult daughter get back on her feet.

- Zack (Phoenix) asks if he should put his student loans first in his debt snowball since he's being sued.

- Sandra (Dallas) wants to know if her 25-year-old daughter in New York should buy an investment condo in Austin, TX.

- Dave reads the Blinds.com question of the day from Sue, who wants to make sure her adult children, who aren’t working, will not starve after she dies.

- Katrina (Alberta, Canada) needs to know if she and her husband should get individual life insurance policies or a joint/first-to-die policy.

- Kate (Tampa, FL) says her husband won't take money seriously.

- John (Dallas) asks if he should put money toward college savings or a house.

- Victoria (Bakersfield, CA) recently started a business and wonders if she and her husband should both work in it.

- Ken Coleman announces Chris Hogan and Anthony ONeal’s upcoming appearances.

- Cameron (Salem, OR) wants advice on paying off his student loans.

- Ken, Chris and Anthony discuss if it’s wise for people who start retirement investing later in life to invest more than 15% of their income.

- Ken, Chris and Anthony talk about “digital footprints” and why people, especially young people, need to be aware of theirs.

- Ken wishes Chris’ wife, Melissa, a happy birthday.

- Kathy (Chicago) needs advice on health insurance.

- Bruce (Dallas) wonders if he should sell his Jeep or pay it off.

- Chris announces the Retire Inspired Podcast, which launches on June 22.

- Jay (Lewisburg, NC) has a car payment that’s half of his take-home pay, and he wants to know if he should sell it.

- Jessica (Orlando) asks if she should use an inherited 401(k) to pay off her debts.

- Ken, Chris and Anthony answer a Facebook question about mortgages.

Hour 1: Aired on Wednesday, June 15, 2016

- Blake (Los Angeles) needs help clearing the $14,000 credit card debt his wife charged and didn't tell him about.

- Lisa (Phoenix) now realizes she can't afford the house she's building and wonders if she should walk away from it.

- Nathan (Conway, AR) needs Dave's advice for some job offers he has on the table.

- Dave reads a Facebook question from Lisa, who asks if Dave would recommend buying a new home while in debt or staying in the current home until she's debt-free.

- Nathaniel and Melissa (Carbondale, IL) are excited to scream that they're debt-free after paying off $82,000 in 42 months!

- Travis (Lake of the Ozarks, MO) just bought a home and wonders if he should sell his current one since he's about to become a father.

- Dave reads a Facebook question from Tom, who asks about waiting until he's debt-free to start a business.

- Dave encourages listeners to follow him on Twitter and rants about unwritten Twitter rules.

- Dave explains phone rules that will (or won't) get you past Kelly, our phone screener.

- Dave reads a Twitter question from Mark, who wants to know Dave's thoughts on fixed-asset annuities.

Hour 3: Aired on Wednesday, June 15, 2016

- Joanna (Steamboat Springs, CO) wants to know what investing she should be doing as a stay-at-home mom with no debt.

- Andrew (Beaumont, TX) asks if he should sell his house to a friend who has offered to buy it.

- Jennifer (Tucson, AZ) owns a co-op with her brother and has a question about renovations.

- Dave reads a Twitter question from Nancy, who wonders if renting-to-own a home is ever a good idea.

- Corey and Heather (Nashville) are debt-free after paying off $94,000 in 34 months.

- Dave reads the Scripture and quote of the day.

- Walt (Grand Rapids, MI) needs to decide what to do with a $10,000 gift from his parents.

- Phil (Chicago) is close to retirement age and asks if he should be putting the maximum of $6,500 into an IRA.

- Ray (San Antonio, TX) wonders if he should sell his house or keep it and rent it out when he moves to a new home.