Northwestern University's Daniel Diermeier applies game theory to the financial drama in D.C.

James David "Dave" Power talks about the 45 years he spent changing the car and customer service industries.

Do you remodel what you've got or find a new home after the kids leave the house? Fred Ehle of Del Webb homes joins Jim Asendio.

Matt Ferguson, CEO of CareerBuilder, on the future of America's jobs.

Millennials may have to postpone their retirement until their mid-70s due to student loans, a study finds.

How do advertisers decide whether a commercial during the big game is worth the $4 million price tag?

Mobile devices are making it easier to 'talk' to your home, according to LiveWatch Security's CEO.

Principal Financial senior V.P. Julia Lawler tells Adrienne Mitchell that most savers should check up on their retirement plans more often.

Need a nanny? Stephanie Breedlove of Care.com HomePay tells Adrienne Mitchell there are many questions you should ask yourself and her.

Attorney Steven Peck of the Law Offices of Steven H. Peck tells Adrienne Mitchell now is the time for a year-end estate planning checkup.

It's too late for the best Thanksgiving air fares but FareCompare.com's Rick Seaney tells Adrienne Mitchell there are still ways to save.

Emily Pachuta of UBS Financial Services tells Adrienne Mitchell most say "retired" doesn't mean "old" and that retirement has three phases.

FINRA's Gerri Walsh tells Adrienne Mitchell that fraudulent investment offers are very common and has advice on how to spot one.

Philip Reed of Edmunds.com tells Adrienne Mitchell what to put on your test-drive checklist before you head to the dealership.

Mike Sante of Interest.com tells Adrienne Mitchell that median-income families can't afford a median-priced home in most major U.S. cities.

Jay Orfield of the Natural Resources Defense Council tells Adrienne Mitchell how schools can find help setting up solar power systems.

Jim Asendio talks with the creator of crystal chandeliers made with old BlackBerry smartphones, Michael McHale.

A Northwestern economist says the Affordable Care Act could free workers who took jobs only for the health care benefits. But for that to happen, the exchanges have to work better than they are now, and soon.

America's image has been hurt by the debt fight, and that has economic consequences, says Ben Jones, formerly of the White House Council of Economic Advisers.

Dean Baker of the Center for Economic and Policy Research tells Jim Asendio that the debt-ceiling stalemate is hurting the housing market.

About half of working Americans aged 50 and up think they'll still be working at age 65 and up.

Young adultss aren't so brash when it comes to investing. So Nicole Sherrod of TD Ameritrade says brokers must use new ways to reach them.

Have doughnuts become the new cupcake? David Henkes of Technomic says the upscale doughnut fad could have more staying power.

Bank repossessions jumped in 26 states in the third quarter. RealtyRac's Daren Blomquist says that's part of the "clean-up phase" of a recovering market.