Dan Otter and Scott Dauenhauer: Why Retirement Savings Options for Educators Are So Bad
The leaders of 403bwise on how to fix the broken retirement system for teachers.
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Empowering long-term investors with actionable insights on retirement, personal finance, and portfolio strategy. Hosts Christine Benz, Amy Arnott, and Ben Johnson talk with influential leaders in finance and investing every week.
Eric Schoenstein: The Case for Quality Stocks
The Jensen Quality Growth fund manager on whether competitive advantages are as durable as before, how to evaluate capital allocation, and more.
Terry Odean: Who’s on the Other Side of the Trade?
A noted researcher examines investors’ trading behavior in the Robinhood era, the role of social media, and gender differences in investing.
Andrew Miller: 'No Index Is Truly Passive'
The investment advisor discusses portfolio construction, the ‘active decisions of indexes,’ and the challenges of setting in-retirement withdrawal rates.
Clark Howard: Financial Well-Being Starts With Being a Smart Consumer
The consumer advocate digs into buying homes and autos in a constrained-supply environment, mortgage paydown vs. investing, and why he loves target-date funds.
Lori Lucas: Despite Pandemic, Retirement Confidence Soars
The president and CEO of EBRI talks about the connection between a strong stock market and retirement confidence, improving the 401(k) system, and why people tend to be poor judges of when they'll retire.
Jill Schlesinger: 'What Are You Going to Do With Your Life?'
The popular personal finance expert and author discusses the importance of planning for the worst, smart Social Security-claiming strategies, and why employees should be proactive in the current labor market.
Jeremy Grantham: The U.S. Market Is in a Super Bubble
The GMO strategist and perma-bear thinks the major asset classes are inflated, but calls value stocks ‘pretty darn cheap.’
Michael Mauboussin: Finding Easy Games
The author and financial expert discusses ‘expectations investing,’ the problem he sees with valuation multiples, the outlook for active investing, and more.
Paula Pant: A Different Path to Financial Independence
The popular podcast host discusses the evolution of the FIRE movement and how she attained financial independence without a high salary.
Cullen Roche: Macro Is About Understanding the World for What It Is
The popular blogger and financial advisor discusses the macro outlook, the link between portfolio construction and investor behavior, his new ETF, and more.
Best of the Long View 2021: Financial Planning and Retirement
From financial-life planning to the latest retirement research, these are some of the most memorable moments from our podcast in 2020.
Best of The Long View 2021: Investing
Some of the top moments in our conversations with investment managers, writers, and thinkers.
Christine Benz and John Rekenthaler: How Much Can You Safely Spend in Retirement?
Christine, John, and Jeff Ptak discuss their recent research on safe withdrawal rates, which found retirees will have to dial back spending in the years ahead.
Bill Bengen: Revisiting Safe Withdrawal Rates
The creator of the 4% guideline discusses the implications of higher inflation and elevated equity valuations for new retirees.
Dan Egan: Noisy Successes and Silent Failures
The behavioral finance expert discusses the current investing landscape, his thoughts on what works in financial education, and the benefits of having dedicated accounts.
Ramit Sethi: How Can Couples Make Peace Over Money?
The personal finance expert and author on how early money experiences shape people’s lives and relationships.
Phil Huber: Finding an Edge in Alternative Investments
The blogger and CIO of Savant Wealth Management discusses his new book on alternative investments amid a sobering outlook for the traditional 60% stock/40% bond portfolio.
Robin Wigglesworth: The Rise of Index Investing and the 'Renegades' Who Ushered It In
The Financial Times’ correspondent discusses his new book on the history of index funds and the remarkable people who brought indexing into the mainstream.
Charles Rotblut: 'It's the Dot-Com Bubble All Over Again'
The author and AAII Journal editor discusses the concept of 'dumb money' and how small investors can gain an edge.
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