We wrap up the week with another Obamacare update. You may have two whole weeks to get signed up now. Don has an idea how to fix it. A German bishop builds his dream house and the pope is PO'd (of course, that stands for POpe). We're number 1! In what? Oi

Over half of Americans are in serious trouble and don't even know it. Shortsightedness, superstition, and even stupidity may mean a miserable retirement for far too many people. A caller has questions about rebalancing his investments. An accident victim

Don is hopping mad over charities that take advantage of people's giving nature. He takes aim at the folks with the worst jingle on the radio, "Call 1-800-DONATE-CARS, today." Healthcare.gov update and Jon Stewart making fun of how badly the website has b

Is there a change coming in talk radio? The new iPads are here! Mark Cuban failed to make "Bonehead of the Week," as he was acquitted of insider trading charges. However, is he guilty of thinking he is entitled to special favors. What are the advantages o

Don "travels" deep under the earth to the hidden healthcare.gov computer center to witness the repair proces first hand. Penalties are doled out for the Sunday night Broncos-Colts game. Can Wal-Mart compete online with Amazon? Why do we go to the movie th

Is anything (other than death) absolute? A law of Financial Fysics - 3 Ways to Wealth. Which will you choose? A Facebook note from a listener about our foolish government. The great annuity debate continues with Don taking on a CNBC editor. Then, CNBC int

Congress finally raises the roof (well, actually the ceiling). What does this mean for you? What should you do when this happens again? Some really bad advice from John Waggoner at USA Today. Plus, what is as addictive as cocaine? Could it be a creme (not

Why do we rip people off? Don discusses the various degrees of financial dishonesty, why we engage in it (it's not just "the other guy" doing it) and how we, as financial consumers can help eradicate it.

Everything you need to know about investing from three of the brighest minds in finance (two of whom have won Nobel prizes). Don helps a caller plan for college expenses next year. Let's try actual representative democracy, says Don.

How risky is traditional casino-style gambling? Who does the worst and the best? Jackie share a bit of banker stupidity. Which of the Nobel Prize winners is right, Schiller or Fama? Which says are the worst for stocks? The best strategies for taking Scoci