It’s that time of year for another semester of the stock market game "Street Cents." but before classes go ahead and pick their stocks, Rick Reagan has some advice. Video

Last week felt uncomfortably like the sub-prime crisis in 2008. So what exactly happened? Rick Reagan is here to help us figure it out.

Even though Wall Street is at a three-month low, stocks are still way up from the low mark in the recession. So what can we expect next for the markets? Rick Reagan has the answer. Video

Despite 10% unemployment, Rick Reagan says there are a lot of good signs on Wall Street. He explains what they are in this Money in Your Pocket Minute. Video

The President's proposed budget is out, and it includes a record high deficit. In this Money in Your Pocket Minute, Rick Reagan shows us how the deficit has developed over the past 20 years. Video

With Wall Street on a sharp rebound from last year's lows, have stocks become overvalued? Rick Reagan has the answer, in this Money in Your Pocket Minute. Video

In order for the economy to bounce back this year, the housing market needs to turn around. And in today's money in your Pocket Minute, Rick Reagan says there's a couple signs showing it will happen this year. Video

Another exciting edition of The Morning news stock market game "Street Cents" is about to begin. Registration is underway and you have until noon on Friday, February 12, 2010 to sign up.

While it may still feel like a recession, Rick Reagan says technically, that's not the case. So why is unemployment still at 10%? And when will it come down? He explains, in today's Money in Your Pocket Minute. Video

It's a growing trend: more non-married couples are buying houses together. And in today's Money in your Pocket Minute, Rick Reagan has some advice for those couples looking for a new home. Video

Nearly half of all marriages end in divorce, and a big reason why is because of money issues. In today's Money in Your Pocket Minute, Rick Reagan has three financial steps for married couples. Video

If paying your down debt was your new year's resolution, start first with tracking your spending. In today's money in your pocket minute, Rick Reagan explains how that will help you stick to a new budget. Video

With interest rates near all-time lows it seems impossible to get a good interest rate on your cash. So where can you go to find a competitive, but safe, return on your investment? Video

It's not always easy, but most people try to put some money into savings when they can. In today's Money in your Pocket Minute, Rick Reagan has some advice on where we should save first. Video

Every year, the government changes how much money you can put into your Roth IRA or 401-k. In today's Money in Your Pocket Minute, Rick Reagan tells us what this year's limits are. Video

Previously, Rick Reagan has shared his list of the home improvement projects that give you the best return on your investment. In this Money in Your Pocket Minute, Rick takes a look at the worst projects. Video

If your plans for 2010 include making renovations to your home, some projects are better investments. In today's Money in your Pocket Minute Rick Reagan runs down the projects that have the biggest bang for your buck. Video

It may seem like the right idea to pay ahead on your mortgage, but there could be better places to put your money. In today's Money in Your Pocket Minute, Rick Reagan does the math to show us how much you could save. Video

If you're looking to hire a financial broker or planner, it's important to do your research first. Rick Reagan shows us a web site, where you can do some background checks, in today's Money in Your Pocket Minute. Video

You may have heard that when making more money, you almost always pay a higher tax rate. And while that's true in some cases, it can be misleading, Rick Reagan explains why, in today's Money in Your Pocket Minute. Video