Ken joins Jim to discuss topics covered in this week's Kiplinger Letter, including hiring and the good news about the unemployment figures.

Jim and Joan discuss the issues in the latest Kiplinger Letter. They talk about the difficult issue of housing.

Rich joins Jim to discuss the 10 Democrats who want to run for President and how they compare to the current administration.

Joan joins Jim for their weekly discussion of the Kiplinger Letter. They talk about the improvement in the job market.

Knight joins Jim during Kiplinger's 80th anniversary in their offices. Knight recounts how Kiplinger got started and describes the life of a third generation small business.

Ted joins Jim as he broadcasts live at the Kiplinger offices during their 80th anniversary. Ted talks about financial management.

Joan joins Jim as he broadcasts live from the Kiplinger offices in Washington, D.C. They discuss the deficit and how it will affect the country the rest of the decade.

Jim and Rich take time to remember the events of September 11th, 2001. Rich shares his thoughts on how many things have become typical again. They talk about how this return to "normal" indicates our victory over terror.

Rick joins Jim to talk about this week's Kiplinger Letter. Rick predicts the state of the economy in 2004. At the end of their discussion, Rick and Jim share thoughts about what 9-11 means to them and the nation.

Jordan joins Jim to share some tips on how to avoid being a Wall Street victim.