How do you make money in uncertain financial times? Jordan talks with Jim about some of the things you can do to keep your money working even when the economy is moving the wrong way.

Barbara talks with Jim about the changes in the tax laws recently passed by Congress, including help for homeowners and those subject to the Alternative Minimum Tax.

What is more than all the corporate taxes paid, or all of the personal income taxes paid? Wayne joins Jim to explain the answer, which is the cost of regulations, and they're going up every year. They also talk about what we have to do to reverse this expensive trend.

Should you be buying stocks, selling or hedging. Listen to Gary as he and Jim talk about what's happening in the capital markets and whether he's buying or selling.

How have small businesses done in the past 10 years with regard to taxation? Barbara talks with Jim about some of the progress that's been made to lower the tax burden on small business since 1997.

What's the future of our tax system? Doug and Jim talk about the debate that's going to be conducted over the next year or two on tax issues. Doug also offers some year-end tax planning tips.

Barbara joins Jim to talk about end-of-year tax planning, including the steps that you need to take to create various retirement programs for your small business.

Pete and Karen joins Jim as they celebrate the life of their friend and colleague, John Berthoud, who died at the much-too-young age of 45. John was a long-time Brain Trust member and a tireless champion of economic freedom, tax reform and efficient government.

Are you considering bankruptcy for your business? Listen as Jerry talks with Jim about some ways to restructure your debts so that you can stay in business and out of bankruptcy.

Did you read your property and casualty policy when you signed it? How confident are you that your property and casualty insurance policy on your home and business real estate is adequate for the kinds of risks you could incur? Mark talks with Jim about how to talk with your insurance agent and ask the right kinds of questions so you can make a more informed decision.