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An interview with Robert Brosterman, a member of the New York Bar, is presented. When asked whether personal audit leads to estate planning, he states that personal audit helps businessmen understand if they need any sophisticated planning. He states that businessmen's life insurance proceeds go to their family outside the will. He notes that businessmen can give their wives company group insurance.

The article reports on the recommendation made by the Dime Savings Bank in Brooklyn, New York City for depositors to make weekly deposits to prevent financial problems during the holiday season in December 1962. It also suggests clients to give anything from fifty cents to ten dollars in its Chanukah Club.