We’re trying to fund 20th century expectations in 21st century reality. Bob Jennings joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the truth about how Social Security works, plus the currently unsustainable and dysfunctional Medicare program.

Are the spending habits of Gen Y different than other generations? Ornella Grosz joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the income and spending expectations of Gen Y and why they must be motivated and encouraged, not instructed, to make better buying decisions.

Why are some wealthy people the most frugal? Ornella Grosz joins Jim Blasingame with suggestions on how to be more disciplined as you spend money, including expecting results from your purchases.

Could rules beat the bear? Bob Fischer and Jenny Young join Jim Blasingame to discuss the success how well rules-based investment strategies work during a bear market.

Can a college co-ed beat the Street? Bob Fischer and Jenny Young join Jim Blasingame to discuss how this Sweet Briar College co-ed beat the top Wall Street investment advisors using rules-based investment strategies.

Want to beat the street with your portfolio? Bob Fischer joins Jim Blasingame, along with Jenny Young, a recent graduate of Sweet Briar College, to discuss teaching rules-based investment strategies to college students.

What is the best plan for retirement through investing? Jack Pierce joins Jim Blasingame to discuss growing your portfolio for retirement without risking it all through dividends, especially Dividend Reinvestment Plans (DRIPs).

Charles Massimo joins Jim Blasingame to explain why many people are losing faith in Wall Street and how that impacts your investments, plus he explains the lack of fiduciary responsibility of Wall Street.

Do you have a retirement plan in place? Charles Massimo joins Jim Blasingame to offer tips on planning your retirement from your small business through an investment strategy and not just using your business.

There are many options for investment out there. John Harrison joins Jim Blasingame to recommend a deliberate, conservative and disciplines retirement plan, avoiding what he calls investing in headlines.