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How a longer average lifespan has affected retirement planning.

Do you have enough money to retire and be financially secure? How do you even know what “enough” money is?

Many investors use “financial forecasting,” and base their investment strategy on what they think might happen in the markets. Is that a good idea?

Laws meant to minimize international tax evasion sometimes harm law-abiding dual citizens. What can an ordinary American expat do to help reform current tax laws?

There’s no such thing as a perfect investment.

Learn what the difference between a stock’s price and intrinsic value is. Which number is more important for a potential investor?

Approximately 20 percent of British citizens have debts that they have not disclosed to their partners.

Why is good financial communication so important in marriage? And the dangers of credit cards.

Who wants to be a millionaire?

Do you know how to choose a mutual fund to best meet your investment goals?

An emerging market is a great way to bolster your portfolio. But is it worth the risk?

Governments increase income with taxes; individuals need other ways to generate wealth. Doug discusses how to invest when markets hit rock bottom and investment strategies to achieve long-term goals.

Looking for a way to choose better investments?

Find out how to teach your kids how to make better choices about spending money.

An interview with Joe Carlen, author of The Einstein of Money.

Today"s discussion: "The effects of current geopolitical situation around the world on investing."

Peter Vishton, associate professor of psychology at the College of William and Mary (Part 2)

How much is your money really worth?

Rabbi Shaya Karlinsky, head of Darche Noam institutions, explains how Jewish thought can answer some of the most difficult moral questions in the investment world today.

One way to invest for growth is through a SMA – a Separately Managed Account.

On today’s show, learn about the adverse results of not taking “required minimum distributions,” and find out how to avoid the most common mistakes people make when planning for retirement.

Watch out when salesmen want to sell you a unique or secret investment.

What do want your money to do for you?

Former FBI agent talks with Doug Goldstein about writing a novel based on his experiences.

Before you call your lawyer you should gather certain information, listen to this week’s episode

Find out what the differences are between strategic asset allocation and tactical asset allocation, and which may be best for you.

Can money buy happiness?

An interview with Anat Admati, author of The Bankers’ New Clothes and professor of economics at Standford University.

If you are thinking of making a significant donation to a particular organization, consider employing the services of a family office to oversee the donation.

An interview with Economics professor and Nobel prize winner Alvin Roth.