In 2008, jobless Josh Persky advertised his skills on a sandwich board. Two-and-a-half years later, he's found a job working for himself.
Thelma and David Ward were shocked to learn they're getting a massive refund thanks to a change in the federal adoption tax credit.
Sam hasn't filed his taxes and needs Chuck's advice on what to do.
Investing in wine may seem daunting. Get tips from the Master of Wine Jennifer Simonetti-Bryan.
Sam's credit card debt is out of control and he's asked Chuck to help him get a handle on his spending.
Stephanie Peter dropped out of school because of financial stress. Now she's stuck with loads of debt and no degree.
Sam offers Chuck advice on how to handle cyber scams and avoid identity theft.
Parents of a special needs child help their daughter and other disabled adults get a job baking cookies in Largo, Fla.
The budget crisis in Orange, N.J., has forced the state to lay off fire and police and sparked conversations of statewide bankruptcy.
Employers who are hiring are looking at the stability and experience that baby boomers can offer their companies.
