If you look on any of your paper bills in your wallet, you'll find the signature of Anna Escobedo Cabral, former Treasurer of the United States. Go on and check, you know you want to. She joins Prime Time Radio host, Mike Cuthbert in Los Angles to discuss the importance of saving for retirement. According to Cabral The most important question one must ask when organizing their retirement portfolio is, "besides social security income, how much additional funding will I need to live?"

Learn a few tips to actively save for retirement and safely build equity during these difficult economic times.

Over the past decade, the American auto industry has financially struggled, nearly collapsed, and is finally on its way to recovery. Author Bill Vlasic, the Detroit bureau chief for the New York Times, gives a detailed account of the American auto industry's fight for survival in his new book, "Once Upon a Car".
 
Two of the iconic big three auto manufacturers, General Motors and Chrysler's recovery is still uncertain, even after receiving financial assistance from the federal government. Ford, on the other hand, is starting to thrive after dealing with economic hardships on its own. Mr. Vlasic offers many new insights into why Ford managed to avoid bankruptcy and examines the effects that the failures of these companies will have on the national economy.

Anna Cabral and Bill Vlasic, this week on Prime Time Radio.

If you look on any of your paper bills in your wallet, you'll find the signature of Anna Escobedo Cabral, former Treasurer of the United States. Go on and check, you know you want to. She joins Prime Time Radio host, Mike Cuthbert in Los Angles to discuss the importance of saving for retirement. According to Cabral The most important question one must ask when organizing their retirement portfolio is, "besides social security income, how much additional funding will I need to live?"

Learn a few tips to actively save for retirement and safely build equity during these difficult economic times.

Over the past decade, the American auto industry has financially struggled, nearly collapsed, and is finally on its way to recovery. Author Bill Vlasic, the Detroit bureau chief for the New York Times, gives a detailed account of the American auto industry's fight for survival in his new book, "Once Upon a Car".
 
Two of the iconic big three auto manufacturers, General Motors and Chrysler's recovery is still uncertain, even after receiving financial assistance from the federal government. Ford, on the other hand, is starting to thrive after dealing with economic hardships on its own. Mr. Vlasic offers many new insights into why Ford managed to avoid bankruptcy and examines the effects that the failures of these companies will have on the national economy.

Anna Cabral and Bill Vlasic, this week on Prime Time Radio.