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What is Financial Advice?

Season 2 Episode 142

While there is no way of knowing what the best portfolio is, empirical data and financial economics have fixed the problems surrounding investing. Bu…

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Hal Hershfield: The Psychology of Long-term Decision Making

Season 2 Episode 141

How do your perceptions of time influence your long-term decision-making and financial well-being? Today we speak with psychologist and UCLA Associat…

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Where do Stock Returns Come From?

Season 2 Episode 140

Where do stock returns actually come from? The answers to this deceptively simple question might change your investing perspective. We dive into this…

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Prof. Jay Ritter: IPOs, SPACs, and the Hot Issue Market of 2020

Season 2 Episode 139

We've previously compared IPOs to lotteries that are prone to inflated valuations and low returns. Today we welcome "Mr. IPO," Professor Jay Ritter o…

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Approaching Fixed Income Bonds and Modelling Expected Returns

Season 2 Episode 138

How we model our expected returns hugely impacts our financial decision-making, with poor models leading us to retire either too early or too late. T…

5 years, 8 months ago

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David Blanchett: Researching Retirement

Season 2 Episode 137

Today's extensive conversation with David Blanchett covers nearly all aspects of retirement planning. As the Head of Retirement Research for Mornings…

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Chasing Top Fund Managers

Season 2 Episode 136

When you see funds performing monumentally well, you may feel regretful for not investing in them earlier. There is, however, a long history of funds…

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William Bengen: The 5% Rule for Retirement Spending

Season 2 Episode 135

At a time when the financial community provided inconsistent retirement advice, the 4% withdrawal rate was a data-backed strategy that revolutionized…

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The IPO Lottery, Planning for Wellness, and Talking Cents

Season 2 Episode 134

Skewed Factor IPO Investing and Financial Well-being

 

Episode 134: Show Notes.

 

Many IPOs start with a bang, resulting in high first-day closing pr…

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Adriana Robertson: "Passive" Investing, and What Matters to Investors

Season 2 Episode 133

The terms passive investing and index investing are often intertwined, but they are not exactly the same thing. Today's guest is Adriana Robertson, t…

5 years, 9 months ago

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