bailout sally he mae?ilout is bailout, it will be billed as bailing out students, so they don't get sued by the university. >> i wish they would -- >> i bailed out sally mae when she got drunk that night. >> oh, boy. [ laughter ] >> then i took her to perkins. >> i'm on the hook for two loans. >> perkins is amazing. >> youle know how tough sally mn is? i'm on thek hook for two loans. a boatan died in accident and they're stillcc trying make me pay. >> who else should pay it? >> that's what happens. >> that's what you did. >> all right. >> we have such a great back half of the show comingk up. do you have anyal co-workers who spend hours in the office shopping on-line? what about checking twitter, facebook, or home page? they're called cyber loafers and greg will try to get them back to o work, next on "the five" great, everybody made it. we all work remotely so this is a big deal, our first full team gathering! i wanted to call on a few people. ashley, ashley marshall... here. since we're often all on the

who would know better than somebody with sallie mae? sarah ducich joins us on the show this morning. good morning to you. let's get the bad news out of the way first. what are americans doing wrong? > > not enough families are actually creating a plan to pay for college. only about 1/3 of families have a plan. their goals are high, but they don't have plans on how to meet those goals. so they know it's important, they know investing in college is important. that's good. we just need to see more and more families just starting to take the first steps, starting to put aside a little bit of the money, planning ahead, create a plan for how to pay for college. > where should they be investing or parking their money? > > one of the tools that we have at salliemae.com/invest is an education investment planner that allows families to see the tools and options that are available to them to create a plan, and where they should be saving and what will get the most bang for their buck, essentially, so that when their child is ready to go to school,

. >> i bail out sallie mae when they got drunk that night. >> oh, boy. >> dad took her to perkins. >>s amazing. >> i am on the hook for two loans i cosigned with people. one of them this woman died in a boat accident and they are still trying to make me pay it. >> who else should pay? >> that's what happens. >> that's what you did. >> is that right? >> we have such a great fantastic show coming up. do you have any co-workers who spent hours in the office shopping on-line? what about checking twitter, facebook or i can't say per's home page they are called cyber loefrs he will try to get them back to work. [ male announcer ] research suggests cell health plays a key role throughout our lives. one a day men's 50+ is a complete multivitamin designed for men's health concerns as we age. it has 7 antioxidants to support cell health. one a day men's 50+. we don't let frequent heartburn come between us and what we love. so if you're one of them people who gets heartburn and then treats day afr day... block the acid with prilosec otc and don't get heartburn in the first place! [ male announce

we need to be saving 10% from all of these responsibilities, retirement, college, sallie mae study.and want your eighth grader to go to private college, you need to fork over $203,000. do you have the money? most of us don't. >> i have an eighth grader. >> but are you saving, right? our grandparents and parents deprived themselves of something, not necessarily their retirement, to save for college starting early. we're not doing that in this country. we don't want to give anything up to save for the future, which, again, connecting the dots, a big problem in the country. but personally one thing we can control. >> you have been saving for a long time. >> my gosh, since he was born. >> since concept. >> save more money, mr. berman. >> prices keep going up for college. >> 26 minutes after the hour and a popular diet proves so healthy it surprised even the doctors who were studying it. >> and it's yummy. >> and how it could help you. you will like this. tell you about it, coming up. vo: business trips add up to family time. this is my family. this is joe. hi joe! hi there! vo: earn a t

and bank of america, $3, generational -- sallie mae, it was at 6 bucks in 2009. regenron hit pay dirt or sprint in 2012, back from the bad. all of these stocks were supposed to be trash. okay. they were indeed in the dumpster. but if you went dumpster diving you caught doubles or triples in all of them. deals like these admittedly don't come around every day though. we speculate in tiny stocks in companies that people never heard of too and that's okay too. we're looking for sectors that seem like they can capture the imagination of the crowd. the next hot fad that will sweep through the wall street, we're trying to get ahead of that. that's not a crime, ladies and gentlemen. that's a good goal. sometimes, but not always, it will be backed up by genuine earnings power. we saw it with the small companies that make components. i recommended the mobile, sky works solutions and cirrus logic. they were big winners. they're part of the apple iphone. they became discovered and then became obvious. when we liked them they were off the radar screen. we liked arm holdings

when ford was pushed down to $4 and change during the great recession, sally mae, speculative stock ind within two years it was at 16. or more recently you caught a double in sprint, one of those left for dead at the beginning of 2012, traded down to two bucks on fears the company was headed for bankruptcy even though the business was incredibly lucrative and they were turning the corner. if you paid attention to how bonds and preferred stocks were traded the bond buyers clearly believed the company was viable. and the common, if you hadn't looked at, that you just looked at preferred, you might have known to go to the common which doubled from its lows after spiking 20% in a single day on a much better than expected quarter. they were supposed to be trash. they were dumpster juice. but if you went dumpster diving, you caught doubles or triples. deals like these don't come around every day. more often we speculate in companies people haven't heard of and we're not trying to catch a turnaround. we're looking for sectors that seem like they can capture the imagination of the crowd. next

parents selling sallie mae they feel overwhelmed annoyed, frustrated or scared. >>> martha stewart'se hung up the phone up on martha stewart when she told him she'd be doing business with rival jcpenney. macy's says it has exclusive rights to sell twrt's home goods. lundgren testified made him "sick to his stomach." she called him to break the news the day before the peney deal went public. he hung up on her and hasn't talked to her since. her sheets are a top seller at macy's, this is a look into three household names and when she came out of prison in 2005 it was a big macy's deal that helped rebuild her brand, the ceo is saying you can't go behind my back. >> isn't there a lawyer who says there's an ironclad contract? >> that's what a new york supreme court case will find apparently martha stewart and jcpenney thinks it not and macy's thinks it is. >> as a lawyer everything is flexible when it comes to contracts at times but the end of the day we look at terry lundgren, he feels betrayed. >> yes. >> that is the interesting thing, he feels all he did for that brand and for her pers