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Hosted by Finstream.TV · business · EN · 10 episodes
Hosted by the experts at Finstream.tv , this podcast strips away the jargon and complex math to reveal how money actually works. We take a deep dive into the building blocks of wealth, from the psychology of spending to the mechanics of the credit system. Whether you’re looking to fund a startup, buy your first property, or simply stop living paycheck to paycheck, we provide the blueprint.
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Episode #12
Artificial intelligence has transformed financial fraud. Steve Weisman joins Bob Powell to explain why today's scams are more convincing than ever, why smart people still become victims and the practical habits that can dramatically reduce your risk.
Episode #11
Retirement planning usually begins with a number: How much money will you need? But leaving work also raises harder questions. Who are you without your career? What will give your days meaning? And after decades of saving, how do you give yourself permission to spend? Suzanne Norman, a longtime financial educator, executive coach and fellow with LIMRA, joins Bob Powell to explain why retirement requires both financial and emotional preparation. They discuss how retirees can build a new sense of purpose, why many people feel guilty spending their own savings, and how predictable income can reduce the fear of running out of money. Norman also explains why Generation X may face a more difficult retirement than previous generations, how caregiving affects women’s financial security, and why families should prepare for cognitive decline and financial fraud before a crisis occurs. The conversation offers practical guidance for people approaching retirement, retirees struggling to spend and families trying to protect aging loved ones.
Episode #10
The latest Medicare trustees report says the Part A trust fund could face a shortfall by 2033. But according to Medicare expert Katy Votava, that's not the biggest issue retirees should be thinking about. In this episode, Bob Powell and Votava discuss Medicare enrollment mistakes, IRMAA, Roth conversions, HSAs, Medicare Advantage, Medigap and the planning decisions that can save retirees thousands of dollars.
Episode #8
The Shiller P/E ratio has climbed to levels rarely seen in modern market history. NYU finance professor Colin Slabach joins Robert Powell to explain what elevated valuations could mean for investors, retirees and younger workers. Topics include: Why the Shiller P/E matters The danger of distorted risk tolerance Investing versus gambling Asset allocation and investment policy statements AI's role in portfolio management Retirement sequence risk Inflation and elder fraud
Episode #7
<p>Women May Soon Control Most U.S. Wealth</p>
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