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Ditch old money habits and make your financial health a priority.
Ditch old money habits and make your financial health a priority.
We review what stocks and bonds’ down year has meant for portfolio diversification, the Fed’s fight against inflation, and crypto’s implosion.
A rule change eases regulations for ESG funds in 401(k) plans and why it’s likely not game over for the Microsoft-Activision Blizzard deal.
Also, why Tesla’s new semi-truck could be in strong demand, and how to prepare if you expect a tax bill because of capital gains distributions.
Disney's old boss is back in the top job. Plus, how does Berkshire plan to spend $65 billion?
Morningstar’s director of personal finance Christine Benz explains how to determine if your portfolio is too aggressive.
Also, we look at whether Disney’s stock is a buy or not, and how to inflation-proof a portfolio.
With markets so cheap right now, where should you invest? Starbucks and Uber are both undervalued – plus, many workers are worried with news of layoffs, how should you control your emotions? Find out how in this week’s episode.
I Bonds’ interest rate has dipped, but are they still worth a look? Meanwhile, Morningstar thinks two Big Tech stocks are cheap.
Also, a Morningstar analyst weighs in on Tesla’s announcement that it could buy back stocks next year.
We also examine how a potential shift in the gig economy could affect Uber, Lyft, and DoorDash.
With markets so cheap right now, where should you invest? Norwegian Cruise Lines and AMD are both undervalued – plus, with all of this volatility, you can be forgiven for being scared. We have some ideas on how you can manage that fear. Find out how in this week’s episode.
We also explore why this has been a terrible year for bond funds, and how used-car sticker prices might signal trouble ahead.
We look at Netflix stock as the streaming pioneer prepares to launch an ad-supported plan, and how smartphone investing could hurt portfolio performance