Markets Remained Positive on News from Greece and The Fed
The "Money Talks" hosts discuss what drove the market higher, and what mergers & acquisitions have piqued their interest.
The Emergency Fund
The "Money Talks" hosts discuss having an emergency fund and insuring your risk against disability.
Insuring Your Home During Remodeling
We discuss how to insure your home during renovations.
What is our Economic Outlook?
Dr. Gene Henssler offers his outlook on the market and explains why he’s bullish
Two Ways to Lower Car Insurance
Did you know your credit can affect your car insurance? Read this tip to learn two ways to lower the cost of your car insurance.
What Are the Chances of Being Audited? You'd Be Surprised!
Think you’re safe from an audit because you have received your refund check? Think again! Read this for startling information on audits.
Mixed Movements Try to Undercut the Economic Recovery
The "Money Talks" hosts discuss discuss Greece’s recent downgrade and debate the inflation readings of the Consumer Price Index and Producer Price Index.
Q&A Time: Rule of 72 and Withdrawing Roth Conversions
The "Money Talks" hosts answer listeners’ e-mail questions about the advertised rates on an adjustable rate mortgage, the rule of 72, and withdrawing Roth rollover contributions.
Now that your taxes have been completed for 2010, you are probably wondering what old records can be discarded. You may have records from years ago that you are apprehensive about destroying. Before starting a toss pile, understand why the records should be kept.
Tax Strategist: How Long Should You Hold onto Records?
Markets Broke the Longest Losing Streak Since February 2009
The "Money Talks" hosts discuss the market’s recent six-day losing streak and the latest regulations from the Dodd-Frank act.