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In this podcast, Fred shares his wealth of investment experience, his brilliant mind, and his deep insights with Economics Matters -- the Podcast.

This new Economics Matter Podcast features Robert Powell, CFP®, one of our nation's premier financial journalists. The podcast is a fascinating discussion of financial decisions, particularly surrounding retirement with perhaps the deepest student of the subject in the country.

In the Big Interview, economist Lawrence Kotlikoff of MaxiFi.com says the current situation has the potential to develop into a full-blown, long-remembered crisis, and discusses what can be done to stop it from getting that far. In the Market Call, Todd Rosenbluth, head of research at VettaFi talks

Economics Matters -- the Podcast invites you to this conversation I held with financial expert and consultant, Jonathan Treussard, and PBS NewsHour economics correspondent, Paul Solman, on the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) and its likely aftermath.

We're coming up on a terrible anniversary -- February 24, 2022, the beginning of Putin's savage invasion of Ukraine. Since then, the Ukrainian people have beaten back Putin with courage, ingenuity, foreign military assistance, and enormous personal sacrifice.

Peter Fox-Penner is one of our nation's leading experts on climate policy. Peter's beautifully written recent book -- Power After Carbon, Building a Clean Resilient Grid -- discusses the lynchpin of our green-energy future -- the electric grid.

Scott has been writing about personal finance for over 40 years for top newspapers and syndications. His articles and columns have appeared in publications as diverse as Vogue and Organic Gardening, as well as Boston, New England Business, Private Clubs, Playboy and Harper’s Bazaar.

During his time in the Senate, Senator Gramm was hugely influential. He served on the Senate Banking Committee as a member and, starting in 1999, as Chair. Senator Gramm's name is on or underlies a number of major fiscal bills, including the Gramm-Rudman-Hollings Act, focused on deficit reduction,

Greg Mankiw is one of the world's top economists. Greg is the Robert M. Beren Professor of Economics at Harvard University and former Chairman of the President's Council of Economic Advisers.

In fact, due to the lag in providing the COLA, recipients lost 4 percent of their real benefits last year. More importantly, over 90 percent of recipients are screwing up their benefit-collection decisions, with half leaving more than $182K in lifetime benefits on the table.

Theo Kocken is a wonderful and extraordinary person. He's an economist, a highly successful entrepreneur, and an incredible in-kind philanthropist. In-kind philanthropy means devising novel ways to raise and help address intractable problems.

As we look forward to 2023, the health of the domestic economy remains a concern as high costs linger, hiring slows, and salaries stagnate.

Jackson, Grant works with wealthy clients, but Julie's lessons on saving far more, aggressively investing only what you can afford to lose, tailoring your asset allocation to your cash flow needs, and taking a safety-first approach to asset accumulation and asset allocation pertain to us all.

Roger is a British/American economist. He is currently a Professor at the University of Warwick and is a Distinguished Emeritus Professor and former Chair of the Economics department at the University of California, Los Angeles.

Kerry Hannon is Yahoo Finance's top personal finance expert, senior columnist, and on-air expert. Kerry is also our nation's leading work and job expert. She's written 14 books on the subject! The latest is In Control at 50+: How to Succeed in the New World of Work.

Phil is a NY Times best-selling author and outstanding personal finance journalist. He wrote the Medicare bible -- Get What's Yours for Medicare. Please watch/listen this podcast to get Phil's invaluable expertise on handling Medicare, particularly during the current Open Enrollment Season!

Economics Matters -- the Podcast is delighted to present Roger Lowenstein, America's premier financial journalist and author. Roger is a three-time NY Times Best Selling author with a distinguished career writing for The Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, and other top media outlets.

David Cay Johnston is America's top muck-raking journalist and author. He's also an economics and tax specialist. In 2001, David won the Pulitzer Prize for Beat Reporting. With three books on Donald Trump, David is arguably the world's leading authority on the former president.

Andrew Fesiak is a journalist, PhD in international relations, and long-time student of Russian-Ukrainian relations. He's been living in Ukraine with his family for decades and is traveling in and out of the country to report on events and assist in opposing Russian propaganda.

Laurence Kotlikoff, Professor of Economics at Boston University, discusses why real mortgage rates are negative, how psychology shapes economic activity, and whether the Fed can successfully fight inflation. He spoke with David Lin, Anchor and Producer at Kitco News.

Two thirds of retirees get more than half of their income from Social Security. That’s why it’s critical to make the right claiming decision. In this episode, the three friends are joined by Social Security expert and bestselling author Lawrence Kotlikoff,.

Sebastian Mallaby is a Global Treasure. A Premier Columnist for the Washington Post, Incisive Author, and Council of Foreign Relations Senior Fellow, Sebastian discusses today's major geopolitical challenges and his new book -- The Power Law - Venture Capital and the Making of the New Future.

Terry Savage is a national treasure. She shares her "Savage Truth" on our economy and your finances in this inspiring and instructive edition of Economics Matters - the Podcast.

Today's guest on Economics Matters - The Podcast is Martin Wolf, the Associate Editor and Chief Economics Commentator at the Financial Times. Martin shares his incisive geopolitical outlook in this truly fascinating discussion.

This week we meet with Glenn Loury, Brown University's Stolz Professor of the Social Sciences, Professor of Economics, and one of our nation's leading public intellectuals. The topic: What Explains Persistent Racial Inequality?

Check out Jeremy’s latest podcast on economics-based financial planning by listening on “Apple Podcasts” or “Google Podcasts”.

Today we meet with Eytan Sheshinski, one of Israel’s premier economists, who designed Israel's policy governing the Leviathan gas field, and Yuval Steinitz, former Israeli Minister of Finance, former long-time member of the Knesset, and one of Israel's top security experts.

Boston University Professor of Economics, Laurence Kotlikoff advocates portfolio diversification, in particular gold and silver! Amid supply chain disruptions and increased geopolitical challenges, our guest also suggests iBonds and TIPS, to shield savings and investments against impending inflation

Today we meet with Eytan Sheshinski, one of Israel’s premier economists, who designed Israel's policy governing the Leviathan gas field, and Yuval Steinitz, former Israeli Minister of Finance, former long-time member of the Knesset, and one of Israel's top security experts.

Market Wrap with Moe Ansari is a daily program featuring a detailed analysis of the days news from Wall Street and around the world. You can count on each program to have detailed technical and fundamental analysis as well as forecasts for the future.

This week we meet with Uri Dadush, one of the world's leading experts on international trade.

Today we meet with Torston Slok and his son Flemming to discuss what’s really going on with the economy — not just the hype.

Josh is joined by fan favorite and regular friend of the show, Laurence Kotlikoff, Professor of Economics at Boston University, President of Economic Security Planning, Inc., and best selling author. They cover inflation, possible recession, interest rates and more. Plus, our country's unsustainable

Watch This Meeting Replay and Learn... - How to invest in the stock market with no risk to your basic living standard - On a risk-adjusted basis, the real return on stocks is negative - Why the rich should hold bonds and the poor should hold stocks

Jim Morone, professor of political science and urban studies at Brown University, and Laurence Kotlikoff of Boston University, talked about the 1965 Social Security Amendments law that created the Medicare and Medicaid programs.

Lee Krevat, CEO of Krevat Energy Innovations, sits down with leaders in the fight to mitigate climate change to discuss what they do, what drives them, and their visions for the future! He sat down with Laurence Kotlikoff for a recent podcast.

Inflation and market volatility has retirees scrambling to protect their personal finances. Join MarketWatch's retirement reporter Alessandra Malito and economist Laurence Kotlikoff as they discuss how to make sense of claiming Social Security and ways to make benefits last in the midst of the chaos

This podcast focuses on the non-financial side of retirement planning. But make no mistake, building a solid financial foundation for retirement is critical.

This week Lynn sits down for a conversation with Laurence Kotlikoff, a professor of economics at Boston University, president of Economic Security Planning, and a New York Times best-selling author.

They engage in a conversation that's not just about the economy, but it's also about how the state of the economy today will play a big part in how you plan your finances and spending in the coming months and years.

Episode #87 “Money Magic: An Economist’s Secrets to More Money and a Better Life”

This chat with Financial Quarterback Josh Jalinski covers Inflation, Money Printing, Investing Through Fear and more.

In this episode Gary’s guest is Dr. Larry Kotlikoff, professor of economics at Boston University about his new book, “Money Magic.” Gary also discusses challenges retirees face, not outliving your money, a plan for long-term care, and answers listener questions.

YWYM sits down with bestselling author & Economics professor Laurence Kotlikoff to discuss his new release, “Money Magic,” an economist's primer on personal finance for navigating career, retirement, loans, and more.

Larry appears on the Bloomberg Businessweek Podcast to discuss how people can put his lessons into practice and what conventional financial advice to take or reject.