Living on fast food wages
With fast food workers striking all over the country, Alison Kosik sits down with two women trying to support their families on a part-time dime.
The "do you want fries with that?" economy
Fast food workers around the country are demanding higher wages. But is the job worth $15 an hour? Christine Romans, Robert Reich and Stephen Moore discuss.
Red line, red ink
The Obama administration says Syria has crossed a line with the use of chemical weapons. But can the U.S. afford to act? Christine Romans asks Jessica Yellin and Lawrence Korb.
Syrian conflict hits your money
Oil prices are surging and stocks saw the biggest one-day drop since June as investors worry about the threat of a U.S. strike in Syria. Christine Romans explains.
Fantasy football, real money
Tom Brady or Peyton Manning? Arian Foster or Doug Martin? Fantasy football players have been researching and throwing millions of dollars at the industry. Christine Romans tackles the business of fantasy football.
Get ready.. it's Money Time!
From Miley to Madonna, Super Bowl to surfwear, babies to benefits– Christine Romans has the stories that matter to your money this week.
Dive into The Score
NFL talking with Goole, FIFA World Cup tickets and a high dive from where? Christine Romans give you the play-by-play with The Score.
The high cost of higher education
College costs are soaring, and families can't keep up. President Obama has a plan to help students make better decisions, but will it work?
Nasdaq nightmare, tech on a tear
The Nasdaq went dark this week, but tech stocks are still a bright spot for investors. Matt McCall tells Christine Romans which stocks you should be buying, and which ones to get rid of.
About this Show
They are the biggest issues in your life: Your job, your savings, your home, and your debt. Christine Romans breaks down the business news of the week and shows you how it impacts your bottom line. Saturdays at 9:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. ET
