Can you really improve your chances of winning a lottery?

<p><a name="m_-1053774832327660120__Hlk136323299" id= "m_-1053774832327660120__Hlk136323299"></a>With surveys showing that most young adults feel they won't be able to afford to buy a home if they don't win a lottery, Chuck talks with Ajaie Albert, communications director at <a href= "https://www.lottoncrowd.com">Lotto N Crowd</a> -- a site that tries to mix financial literacy with lottery insights and the ability to join ticket pools -- about whether there is much anyone can do to meaningfully impact their chances of winning. Speaking of the struggles to buy a home, Emily Thornton discusses a <a href= "https://www.allstarhome.com/resources/home-repair-costs/">study showing that homeowners are struggling</a> too, with nearly 4 in 10 postponing repairs due to the effects of inflation. Plus forensic accountant <a href="https://www.fraudcoach.com">Tracy Coenen</a> talks about getting tax documents from reluctant spouses and their accountants, and then discusses red flags that show up in credit-card transactions in the latest episode of '<a href= "https://www.FindMeTheMoney.com">Find Me The Money</a>,' and <a name="m_-1053774832327660120__Hlk115794202" id= "m_-1053774832327660120__Hlk115794202"></a>Scott Davies, chief investment officer at <a href="https://www.cdam.co.uk">CDAM</a>, talks stocks in the Market Call.</p>