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Paul discusses how Google search results favor articles that are biased toward large-growth companies. He also talks about the ethics of robotic portfolios and how they relate to fiduciaries. For more, visit www.paulwinkler.com.
This is hour 1 of 3 recorded on November 16, 2019.
Why do these two extremes drive us so much? How do they lead to bad results? Paul also covers the trouble with weighted indexes, how fund companies trick us into thinking active management works, and then he covers an indexed annuity lawsuit. For more, visit www.paulwinkler.com.
Anne Sawasky talks about her family’s battle with cancer and the financial implications. Parallels to health insurance, disability insurance, and emergency funds are covered. Hour 1 of 3 recorded on 11/9/2019. For more, visit www.paulwinkler.com.
Paul digs into some of the most common—and potentially harmful—mistakes investment advisers make, and how to watch out for them yourself. Also, he talks about communists! For more, visit www.paulwinkler.com.
Paul walks through the financial situation of a friend of his, and how social security planning benefited him. Hour 3 of 3 recorded on 10/26/2019.
What do dogs and stock markets have to do with each other? An interesting new concept for a mall, a take on international stocks, and a look at the market and depression. Hour 2 of 3 recorded on 10/26/2019.
Paul digs into a recent study of millionaires entitled “Expected millionaire habits.” What made them who they are? It’s not always what you might expect. Hour 1 of 3 recorded on 10/26/2019.
10/19/2019 Hour 1 Medicare open enrollment and Medicare Advantage plans with Jan Whitfield
