Let's put some retail money back in your wallet this Monday! Scott Kluth, CEO of big online discount site CouponCabin joins us to share the hottest deals of the spring. Think couponing is a waste of time? Scott shares how to increase your return on investment, cut your time spent, and save money on stuff you were going to buy anyway.

We also have a question from Eric the Quotacy hotline about fundamental and technical analysis, a question from Lenny on finding better interest rates, Doug's cleaning-supply trivia and more. What a great way to kick off your week!

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In life, is it stealing if you go to a movie and then sneak in to see a second one without paying for it? Catherine Alford from CatherineAlford.com joins Len and Paula on today's show to tackle not only that, but also passive income and IRS tax scams.

We're also joined by the guys from the DRAFT app, who host a roundtable on robo-advisors. What are the different types?

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We're kissing the virtual blarney stone today with all kinds of pre-St. Patrick's Day shenanigans to kick off your all-things-green party. Beyond stock market rallies in the headlines, and buying houses on the Quotacy hotline, we also tackle early retirement rules, stock trading fees, and more.

But the highlight of today's show is that we welcome Fred Schebesta from Finder.com to share the results of his study on intoxicated purchases. It turns out we might not make great decisions while drunk. Who knew?

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Mark Iwry from the US Department of Treasury joins us to tackle the saver's credit and the MyRA. How do these programs work? Why would someone use them? Who's eligible? We tackle all of these questions and more.

Plus, in our headline segment, the market is having one of the wildest rides ever. Are there ways to take advantage of it? Also, are you leaving nearly $43,000 of retirement money on the table? 

We also have the Quotacy hotline, your letters, Doug's trivia and more. What a great way to kick off your week!

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Fox says that we're all over the map today...bear market funds, education ugliness and strip clubs. Plus, we talk to Suzanne Lucas, the Evil HR Lady, about successfully managing people. Why do some companies win while paying their people less? So, whether you're an investor, student, or pervert, we've got you covered!

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Charming and hilarious Betty Thesky from Betty in the Sky with a Suitcase joins us to talk all things air travel. How do you get flight attendants' attention? Is the front of the plane worth the expense? How do flight attendants pick stocks?

Also, in our headlines we get serious and talk long term care. We answer a Quotacy hotline call about cutting bait on some stocks and your letters about the basics, market (non)panic and more.

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Can you build a $1M portfolio starting at age 50? We tackle this question, along with others about diversification, cash reserves, and telling your boss to take a hike on today's letters show! All that and our headlines, Doug's trivia, the Quotacy hotline, and more.

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Bud turns to flower....do negative interest rates turn into better economies? Do students who play sports turn into better investors? Do people who invest in peer-to-peer lending sites have better returns than others? We'll answer ALL of those questions (or at least discuss them) on today's show!

ALSO - Our fun fintech product of the week....CrowdInvest. This is quite an idea: swipe left or right based on your thoughts about a stock. CrowdInvest takes your thoughts, combines them with others, and last year beat the S&P 500 with the results! We talk to Martin Mickus, the founder of CrowdInvest about how it all works.

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How do you become Dave Ramsey? You invest a certain way...and it isn't the way Dave Ramsey tells you to invest. We welcome Joshua Sheats to the show from Radical Personal Finance to talk about becoming wealthy. What does it take? What does that mean for concepts like diversification, risk and insurance planning? We'll cover all of those.

Of course, to honor Joshua, we have a LONG episode today, packed full of fun. In the headlines we'll tackle the reason executives DON'T hire people (it's not what you think). We'll handle a great call about changing investments on the Quotacy hotline, and tackle more on Roth IRAs, diversification and the movie the Big Short. Whew! But that's not all. We have more headlines, trivia and the big "so what" like the cherry on top of the show at the end of the episode.

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You've heard horror stories about Wall Street. Today we talk to someone who lived it. Bestselling author Maureen Sherry joins us to talk about her experiences on Wall Street that led to her new bestseller, Opening Belle (which was recently picked up by Reece Witherspoon's production company to become a motion picture). We also tackle some of the other themes in the book: income disparity between spouses, juggling work and family, and communicating with your spouse.

Speaking of horror story, in our headlines we discuss what might happen if you don't pay your student loans on time. We also answer your letters, take a Quotacy hotline call, and much more.

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