Skip to content
Financial 411 cover art

All episodes

Financial 411, 637 episodes. Page 6 of 7.

#
Title
501

Unemployment Insurance for the Self-Employed?

502

The Danger to Delis

503

Bullish on Broadway

504

Watch Goldman

505

AIGitated

506

Elevate the Fed?

507

Mad Over “Mad Money”

508

Berned!

509

Media Matters

510

Prime Retail Space Available

511

Grape Expectations

512

''A Banker, eh? Can You Make a Living at That?''

513

When a House is in Danger of No Longer Being a Home

514

More Money for Food Stamps

515

Citigroup Check-in

516

Why 50,000 Swiss Bank Accounts Really Matter

517

Why 510 Madison Matters

518

Tent Out Of Shape

519

Xanadus And Don’ts

520

Simplify, Simplify

521

Art on Layaway

522

Inside the Mind of a Manhattan Builder

523

Bright Lights, Big City

524

The Middleman Gets Cut Out

525

New York: Six Months From Now, Six Years From Now

526

New York v. New York

527

“You Can Only Get So Much Blood Out Of A Stone”

528

The View from Smith Street

529

Keep Your Money!

530

Stimulating Conversation

531

The Tool and Die Maker’s Tale

532

Kirsten, Meet Wall Street

533

Pink Slipped

534

President Wanted (For The New York Fed)

535

Slim Pickings

536

With A Little Bit of Luck…

537

A Divided Citi

538

Citi Slips

539

Questions for Mrs. Clinton

540

Real Estate, Soured

541

Why Servicers Matter

542

Skipping Bryant Park

543

Give My Regards…

544

All’s Well That Lends Well

545

Questions for 2009?

546

The Agony and the Alchemy

547

Foot Traffic

548

Plastic, Paper, and Metal

549

Financial 411: Dreary Holiday Spending

550

Making Numbers Make Sense

551

Financial Scams

552

NYC Layoffs Spread to Retail and Construction

553

Time to Retire the 401 (k)?

554

Like an Old Balloon…

555

Unpleasant, Unpopular, and Early

556

Burned by Bernard

557

High Stakes Financial Thievery

558

National Public Radio, Reduced

559

Lots of Clouds, Little Sunshine

560

Brooklyn Blues and Reds

561

National Wholesale Liquidator, Liquidating

562

Growing Job Losses Impact on NYC

563

Swap this!

564

Private Partnerships = Public Public Payoff

565

D is for Default

566

Can Biotech Grow New Jobs?

567

411: The Economics of Fun & Games

568

411: Doubleday Doubles Down, Random House Reduces

569

Cuomo Applauds AIG Pay Cuts, Fed Announces an $800 Billion Debt Package

570

Questions for Timothy Geithner

571

Treasury Pick Buoys Wall St., Citigroup Shares Dwindle

572

James Kwak's Financial Wrap

573

A Closer Look at Federal Reserve Loans

574

The “Millionaire’s Tax” – Pro and Con

575

What Does Developer Larry Silverstein Think of the Economy?

576

“Our aim should not be more government -- it should be smarter government”

577

About Those Troubled Assets…

578

Why Does Everyone Want to be a Bank Holding Company?

579

Shaky Economy Threatens New Jersey Commuters

580

Chasing That Good Old New-car Smell

581

Obamanomics

582

What’s Black and White and Shrinking?

583

The New York (Business) State of Mind

584

Plastic Wrap

585

Financial 411

586

Dial Back 101 Years, Part II

587

Dial Back 101 Years, Part I

588

Mayor Mike, Money Maestro?

589

Act 3: Homeowners

590

A Band-Aid for Rite Aid

591

Lehman's Ghosts

592

What Banks Want

593

The ABC’s of AIG

594

Bricks and Mortar

595

NYC Helps Small Businesses Hit by Crisis

596

Bonds, Municipal Bonds

597

Got a Bloomberg Terminal?

598

About that $700 billion…

599

Time to Buy the Bank?

600

Can Governments Do Anything to Reassure Markets?