Bob Seawright: 'There Is No Such Thing as a Passive Investor'
The blogger and chief investment officer for Madison Avenue Securities discusses the importance of purpose and humility in financial decision-making.
The Long View
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.
Fritz Gilbert: Early Retirement Made Simple
The author and blogger shares tips for finding balance, purpose, and friendship in retirement.
Zachary Karabell: Brown Brothers Harriman Is the Story of American Capitalism
Author Zachary Karabell discusses the firm's evolution and what made it different from many of its Wall Street counterparts.
Dhananjay Phadnis: 'ESG Investing Is Still at a Very Early Stage in Asia'
The Fidelity Sustainable Asian Equity manager talks investing amid turmoil in China, the state of the Asian supply chain, ESG’s role in the investment process, and more.
Tadas Viskanta: Luck Plays a Big Role in Investing
The financial blogger and Ritholtz director of investor education discusses direct indexing, retirement income, and his go-to resources for perspective on the markets and personal finance.
Lynnette Khalfani-Cox: 'There's a Huge Wealth Gap in America'
The author and financial expert discusses the racial wealth and homeownership gap, college debt, and how she paid off her own debt.
Hal Hershfield: People Treat Their Future Self as if It’s Another Person
A researcher and psychology professor discusses the challenge of getting people to empathize with their future selves and the implications for financial and retirement planning.
Laura Carstensen: 'I'm Suggesting We Change the Way We Work'
Americans don't just need to work longer, they need to work differently, according to a noted longevity researcher.
Meb Faber: 'To Be a Good Investor, You Have to Be a Good Loser'
The author, podcast host, and CIO of Cambria Investment Management discusses current market valuations, trend-following, and how history can make you a better investor.
Daniel Crosby: 'If You're Excited About It, It's Probably a Bad Idea'
The psychologist and author discusses making big financial decisions in times of emotional extremes, how risk-taking can affect asset allocation, and his thoughts on just-in-time education.
Michael Falk: 'Retirement Planning Can Be Done More Simply'
The author and financial expert discusses what target-date funds get wrong, how investors should navigate the low-yield environment, and whether active management can add value.
Rick Bookstaber: Avoiding Complexity Is 'Risk 101'
The risk-management expert and author discusses the differences between risk tolerance and risk capacity, how market cycles impact risk, and how to keep things simple by being 'pre-armed.'
Sarah Newcomb: 'I Love Rules of Thumb'
The director of behavioral science at Morningstar discusses the value of smart shortcuts, why social media makes people feel bad about themselves, and how the pandemic changed how Americans save and spend.
Martin Lau: Now Is a Better Time to Buy China
An esteemed investor in Asian equities discusses what to make of the Chinese government's recent market interventions and whether China's sell-off represents a buying opportunity.
Carl Richards: It Should Be OK to Relax Out Loud
The financial advisor and 'Sketch Guy' discusses what constitutes 'real' financial advice, why traditional retirement is a faulty concept, and how to break the culture of 'I'm busy.'
Manisha Thakor: Beware of ‘Junk Personal Finance’
The author and financial educator discusses how social media affects financial well-being, how women can close the wealth gap, and why young people should steer clear of individual stock trading.
David Herro: 'We Are Not at All Afraid to Vary From an Index'
The portfolio manager of Oakmark's International funds talks about bargain-hunting during the pandemic, ESG and risk management, and why he's not complacent about inflation.
Leif Dahleen: Finding Financial Independence
The Physician on FIRE blogger discusses the financial and lifestyle choices that go into retiring early, passive sources of income, and why and how he and his family give back.
Jason Zweig: Temperament Is Everything for Most Investors
The author and The Wall Street Journal columnist discusses the current trading frenzy, the scorn for expertise, the road to a fiduciary standard, and more.
Jack Brennan: Price Pressure in the Advice Business Is 'Inevitable'
The author and former Vanguard CEO discusses the current investment landscape, his thoughts on ESG and ETFs, and the outlook for retirement planning.
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