Money Talk

Annex Wealth Management's Dave Spano provides investment advice and expertise on money management.

Money Talk is a business podcast hosted by 620 WTMJ, with 193 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

620 WTMJ hosts Money Talk, a business show with 193 episodes published.

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  Money Talk 9-26-26

  Sep 26, 202635 min

  Saturday, September 26th. The Name's Bond. Treasury Bond. Stocks surged on AI enthusiasm, Treasury yields climbed to levels not seen since before the financial crisis, and oil volatility reignited fears that inflation could stick around longer than expected. Dave Spano and Dr. Brian Jacobsen discuss the current state of tariffs, the Fed, energy markets, and the economic forces shaping the weeks ahead. Plus, using the new Trump accounts and how the high-net worth look at spending money later in life.

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  Money Talk 9-12-26

  Sep 12, 202636 min

  Saturday, September 12th. Markets Caught Between Tariffs and Oil Trade tensions between the U.S. and Canada are heating up, with new tariffs and import bans threatening supply chains and businesses on both sides of the border. Meanwhile, escalating conflict in the Middle East is driving oil prices higher and raising fresh inflation concerns. We break down what it could mean for consumers, investors, and the Federal Reserve. Plus, retirement age milestones and how to deal with the upcoming "Silver Tsunami".

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  Money Talk 9-5-26

  Sep 5, 202637 min

  Saturday, September 5th. Higher Yields, Higher Stakes, Higher Job Numbers. Mark Beck and Dr. Brian Jacobsen break down a week that shook up Wall Street as investors dramatically shifted their expectations for the Federal Reserve following Chair Warsh's Jackson Hole comments, pushing Treasury yields to their highest levels in more than a year and sparking fresh debate about the path of interest rates. They also examine a labor market stuck in a "no-hire, no-fire" mode, rising oil prices tied to growing Middle East tensions, and what the Fed's latest Beige Book reveals about the AI boom's impact on the real economy. Plus, practical planning topics including how to make the most of your Health Savings Account and smart strategies for tackling student loan debt.

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  Money Talk 8-29-26

  Aug 29, 202636 min

  Saturday, August 29th. Jackson Hole, Bond Market Volatility, and AI Momentum This week, Dave Spano and Dr. Brian Jacobsen unpack the biggest economic and market stories, including Fed Governor Kevin Warsh's closely watched Jackson Hole remarks and the implications for interest rates. They discuss stubborn inflation, signs of a slowing consumer, and why stronger-than-expected second quarter spending data paints a different picture than current sentiment. They also cover Treasury buybacks, falling oil prices, Nvidia's latest surge, and what it all means for investors. Plus, we discuss the proposed Trump account regulations and how to approach retirement planning when your career goals and workplace direction no longer align.

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  Money Talk 8-22-26

  Aug 21, 202636 min

  Saturday, August 22nd. The Bond Market Revolt: Why Bessent Stepped In Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent stepped into a bond market rattled by soaring long-term yields and a federal debt load that has now surpassed $40 trillion, but did his intervention solve anything or simply expose a bigger problem? This week, Dave Spano and Dr. Brian Jacobsen unpack the drama in the Treasury market, the Fed's increasingly hawkish stance, and what a weaker dollar, rising gold prices, and surging oil could mean for investors. Plus, they examine the growing divide in the consumer economy as Walmart stumbles, Target surges, and Wall Street searches for the next signal on the health of the U.S. economy. We also discuss planning for the rising costs of healthcare and your first year of retirement.

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