Daniel Crosby: Can Money Really Buy Happiness?
The author and financial psychologist discusses his new book on money and meaning, plus the challenges of spending in retirement.
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.
Brad Klontz: What's Your Money Script?
The author and financial psychologist discusses how early-life experiences shape our financial attitudes and habits—and how to flip the script.
Tom Idzorek and Paul Kaplan: How to Make Lifetime Financial Advice Work for Clients
Two leading researchers on human capital, tailoring the right asset allocation, and more.
Ed Slott: Tax Planning for 2025 and Beyond
The tax and IRA expert weighs in on tax-savvy retirement planning, Roth conversions, and the new rules for inherited IRAs.
Mark Berg: How to Help Kids Financially Without Ruining Them
A financial planner reflects on what parents should do, and avoid doing, to help their children find their financial footing in adulthood.
Jim Murphy and Charlie Hill: ‘The Value Proposition for Municipal Bonds Has Rarely Been Stronger’
Two veteran bond investors survey the tax-exempt market.
Charlie Dreifus: ‘You Have to Dig Deeper to Find Inefficiencies. But They’re There’
A self-described ‘accounting nerd’ looks for value in unloved stocks.
Anne Tergesen: What Retirement Looks Like Today
The veteran Wall Street Journal reporter discusses her interviews with retirees, the state of the US retirement savings system, and key pain points for retirees and preretirees.
Phil Moeller: A Road Map for Navigating Medicare
The author of ‘Get What’s Yours for Medicare' discusses traditional Medicare versus Medicare Advantage, shopping for Medigap plans, and recent reforms to prescription-drug coverage.
Jonathan Clements: 'Life Is Full of Small Pleasures'
The influential personal finance journalist reflects on his recent cancer diagnosis, what he wants his legacy to be, and the two things that have brought him the most joy.
Jeremy Grantham: The Bigger the New Idea, the More the Market Becomes Overpriced
A veteran value investor weighs in on bubbles, AI stocks, and the existential threat of climate change.
Jack Nelson: ‘Investing in Emerging Markets Should Primarily Be About Analyzing Individual Businesses’
A sustainable investor makes the bottom-up case for an unloved asset class.
Ankur Crawford: ‘When Software Begins to Write Software, Innovation Is Exponential’
A growth equities investor makes the long-term case for AI.
Christine Benz: How to Retire
Morningstar’s director of personal finance discusses her new book, the bucket approach, and why retirement shouldn’t be a math problem.
Hendrik Bessembinder: Do Stocks Outperform Treasury Bills?
The Arizona State professor delves into his provocative finding that most stocks have underperformed cash over time and the implications for investors’ portfolios.
Kathy Stokes: How to Protect Yourself from Investment Fraud
AARP’s director of fraud prevention discusses the growing threat of crypto-related scams, who is most at risk, and signs investors can watch for.
Omar Aguilar and Sébastien Page: Why Interest Rate Forecasts Are Usually Wrong
Two global asset-allocation experts weigh in on inflation, the economy and the outlook for stocks and bonds.
Jackie Cummings Koski: Late Starters Can Still Find FIRE
The podcaster and author of F.I.R.E for Dummies wants more people to know financial independence is within reach, even if they’re getting a late start or starting small.
Daniel Peris: The Case for Dividend Investing
An investment historian and portfolio manager discusses the dividend debate and what the future may hold.
Matt Hougan: ‘Crypto Is Not Going Away’
Bitwise Asset Management’s CIO weighs in on digital assets’ volatility, return potential, valuation, and what role they can play in a diversified portfolio.
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