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A Strong Voice for Market Efficiency Diagnosed With Terminal Lung Cancer

Today, Paul reflects on the work of Jonathan Clements, an author and former writer for The Wall Street Journal, who has not stopped trying to leave a legacy amid a terminal cancer diagnosis. Listen along as Paul explains why it is so important to have voices like these in the investing world and why the concept of market efficiency is the foundation that you build many other investing concepts on top of.

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Innovation Fuels Change — Tariffs Provide a Global Trade Mix-Up


Paul and Evan open the show talking about how tax law changes have affected the way you take an income from certain investments over the last 50 years. They then pivot into a conversation around tariffs and changes in global trade that could create new opportunities and challenges for jobs as we see technology change the way that businesses innovate and operate.

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Trump Hypes Up Tax Bill and Encourages People to Get in the Market


Today, Paul and Evan talk about a tax bill the Trump administration is calling the “Big Beautiful Bill” and share some details about certain tax increases and credits that are likely to be included. Listen along as the advisors share an honest and level-headed discussion about these items and why they are not encouraging the public and investors to get too excited or scared about it, because legislation can always be changed and isn’t the determining factor in relaxing about money.

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Is it 6%, 7%, 10%, or 12%? A Lesson in Returns


If you search the internet for the average return of the S&P 500, you’ll likely get some very different answers. If the average return of your portfolio is off by even 1%, you end up with very different incomes in retirement. Today, Paul and Evan cover this topic at length and share why looking at the 30-year periods of the market will make the picture clearer. They also explain how we can use this kind of information to see that properly diversified portfolios outperform both large U.S. funds and total market funds.

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Your Financial Plan Needs a Professional, Not a Google Search

Searching your symptoms online can be a frightening experience, often leading you to seek professional medical advice. Similarly, Paul Winkler and Evan Barnard discuss how investors can be misled by unreliable or biased information online, resulting in a misdiagnosis of their financial situation. Listen along to hear these investors talk about how the internet as a whole paints a skewed picture of markets and how AI is making it even more difficult for investors to navigate.

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Don’t Take the Bait on a “Tax-Free” Retirement


In the world of investing, there are multiple ways to engage in the trap of market timing. Today, Paul and Evan talk about how flexible markets and capitalism can be and then segue into a conversation about why trying to pay all of your taxes now, when your income is higher, can make a “tax-free” retirement more expensive in the long run. Listen along to hear why these kinds of ideas are more about advisors trying to get new clients than they are about you reaching your income goals in retirement.

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Most Investors Want Something That Doesn’t Exist


Companies have spent countless amounts of money convincing investors that investing is getting out before the market goes down and picking the companies that are going to have the best returns. Paul and Evan share that the financial industry can be such a hard place to navigate because investors have been trained to believe that advisors and fund companies can give them something that doesn’t exist. Listen along as these advisors explain that the alternative to the messages in these marketing campaigns is an academic approach backed by a century of data and Nobel Prize-winning strategies.

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What Can You Learn From 100 Years of Data on Market Crashes?


Today, Paul and Evan offer a wider perspective on market crashes and address an almost ubiquitous phrase from people worried about markets: “I know markets have rebounded, but this time it’s different.” Listen along as these two advisors talk about what we can learn from the full century of data available on market crashes and why, even though the specific events we live through today have never occurred, the market has experienced similar conditions through the chaos of the last 100 years.

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Social Security Looks Bad; Gold Looks Good

Today, Paul and Evan talk about two different financial topics that are not what they seem. After DOGE chose to make some changes to social security offices and policy, pundits declared that the program is in trouble and Americans should be scared. After gold had some better returns in the short term, pundits declared that tariffs are killing the U.S. Dollar and that gold is on the rise. Listen along to hear why neither of these stories is what they seem and why confident investors tune out the 24/7 financial news outlets.

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You Wouldn’t Buy a Car Without Doing Some Research. So Don’t Do This.


Today, Paul explains that many people don’t want to do their homework before hiring a financial advisor. We love to trust word of mouth, or worse, the marketing materials of an advisory firm. Paul reminds investors that you don’t buy a car without doing some research or a home without having a proper inspection. The financial consequences of going 30 years of saving and investing without vetting your advisor can be dire. Listen along as Paul shares how to do the research and end up with the right planner.

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