Mike Armstrong and Marc Fandetti wonder if the Boeing union strike will cripple the aerospace giant. American Airlines flight attendants ratify new contract with immediate raises. Amazon boosts pay for its drivers following threats to unionize. Consumer sentiment climbs to 5-month high as inflation eases. Americans are still pessimistic. The Fed's rate cut dilemma: start big or small? Atlanta Fed's Bostic violated trading rules.

Mike Armstrong and Paul Lane discuss what the presidential candidates are proposing to solve the worst housing crisis in decades. GM and Hyundai explore a partnership to develop vehicles together. Why are top Jeep dealers blaming the CEO for disasterous choices? What is the cost of lunch at a restaurant? Can Intel stop its staggering fall from grace?

Mike Armstrong and Paul Lane discuss investors adopting a defensive stance just before the Fed supposedly cuts rates. Earnings estimates are forgetting the Fed. What does that mean for stocks? Layoffs are low but that doesn't mean the labor market is in a strong place. Avoid ‘knee-jerk reactions’ to candidates’ proposed tax increases, financial advisors say.

Chuck Zodda and Paul Lane discuss last night's presidential debate between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris and what each candidate said about key economic factors. Why will retirees get a smaller bump to Social Security next year? A recession signal is flashing red, or is it? Oil falls to $60 in a good sign for a global soft landing. The fight against inflation gets a big win as prices fall at the pump. Some young adults are opting out of parenthood. Money is a major reason, most say.

Todd Lutsky joins the show to explain the benefits of a revocable trust. Todd also takes calls from listeners about how they should navigate their revocable trusts.

Chuck Zodda and Paul Lane react to the CPI report that came in line with expectations and wonder how this report will impact the Fed's upcoming rate cut. Todd Lutsky joins the show to explain the benefits of a revocable trust. Todd also takes calls from listeners about how they should navigate their revocable trusts.

Mike Armstrong and Paul Lane discuss Google and Apple facing billions in penalties after losing appeals in the EU. The economy needs and bold Fed. Will it get it? Where should you put your cash now that high yield savings accounts are getting less attractive? Car giants are being forced to confront some hard truths over the EV transition. The rise and fall of Red Lobster.

Mike Armstrong and Paul Lane wonder if the 'vibecession' is over because the soft landing is actually in view. What are investors watching for during tonight's presidential debate? What does history tell us about the stock market and presidential elections? Should reverse mortgages still be viewed as the boogeyman? Bank of America raises minimum hourly pay to $24, as tellers flee the industry. Apple announced the iPhone 16 with not-quite-ready AI.

Chuck Zodda and Mike Armstrong discuss the state of American's wallets. Americans have a new piggy bank to raid - their houses. When chasing more dividends leaves you with less. U.S. prepares to challenge Google's online ad dominance. Are greedy companies to blame for grocery inflation?