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MIT's Superb Economist, Amy Finkelstein, Discusses her Co-Authored New Book -- We've Got You Covered: Rebooting American Health Care
MIT's Amy Finkelstein is truly one of the world's premier economists. She's just teamed up with another superb economist, Stanford's Liran Einav, to write a terrific book on fixing our horrible and horribly expensive healthcare system.
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George Kinder, the Father of Life Planning, Brings Buddhism, Mindfulness, and Self Evaluation to Personal Finance
George and I had a delightful discussion about his fantastic career and how he approaches life-planning -- a method of financial planning that he has taught to thousands of financial advisers across the world. Listen Now!
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The Rebitzer Twins -- James and Robert -- Brilliantly Dissect Why Americans Pay So Much for Health Care and Get so Little
Why Not Better and Cheaper? is the title of a fabulous new book by economist, James Rebitzer, and healthcare industry expert, Robert Rebitzer. You need to read it for yourself and for our kids, who, in the great scheme of Uncle Sam, slated to go bankrupt paying for our old age healthcare.
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Real Wealth Media Podcast - Can you count on Social Security?
– What do you need to be prepared for when planning cash flow so that it will last as long as you do? – Can people count on social security? – The choices you have regarding when and how to take out Social Security!
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Investing on Wall Street for the Rich -- Lessons for the Rest of Us from Jonathan Treussard
Here's a podcast you'll really enjoy. Jonathan is my former graduate student. His economics PhD was in the field of finance. He was such a brilliant student that Nobel Laureate, Robert Merton, hired Jonathan as his research assistant.
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A riveting conversation with five-time best selling author Laurence Leamer
This is a great podcast. The connection to economics? You'll learn about the trials and tribulations of finding your calling and about the economics of journalism and authoring books.
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Edward Leamer, One of the World's Most Impressive Economists, Talks Recession, International Economics, and Economists' Misuse of Data
Ed Leamer is my close friend and one of the deepest and most provocative economists I know. Ed's written five outstanding professional books and has published a slew of articles in economics' leading journals.
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Talking Poetry, Life, NJ, and Even Economics with Poet Laureate, Robert Pinsky!
Robert Pinsky is an American treasure -- a three-time Poet Laureate of the United States. In this marvelous podcast, Robert reads poems, describes his path to poetry and academia from his roots -- Long Branch, New Jersey and talks about his new book, Jersey Breaks: Becoming an American Poet.
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Sebastian Edwards -- One of the World's Top International Economists Surveys Latin American Economies and Discusses His New Book on Chile and the Chicago Boys
In this fascinating Economics Matters -- the Podcast, Sebastian Edwards, the Henry Ford II Professor of International Economics at UCLA discusses his fascinating new book, The Chile Project: The Story of the Chicago Boys and the Downfall of Neoliberalism.
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When Women Control the Wealth -- a Conversation with Retirement Security Savant, David Macchia
According to a recent McKinsey study, women will hold $30 trillion, the bulk of U.S. household wealth. David Macchia is is an author, entrepreneur, public speaker, and marketing communications expert whose work is focused on improving Americans’ retirement security.
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Wade Pfau - One of the Top Thinkers in Retirement Planning Discusses the Dangers of Conventional Monte Carlo and His Take On Achieving a Financially Successful Retirement
This is an exciting, in depth conversation about retirement planning! Do take a look and/or listen!
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Is China Supplanting the U.S. in the Middle East? Hani Findaky, One of the World's Smartest and Most Connected Experts, Discusses China's Emerging Hegemony
Hani Findaky is a true marvel. He grew up in Iraq, attended Baghdad University, then MIT, became a Young Professional at the World Bank, ended up Running the World Bank's Global Portfolio.
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Steve Laffey, Republican Presidential Candidate, Discusses How to Fix the Banks for Real with Limited Purpose Banking
I'm Steve Laffey's economic advisor. Since discussing his candidacy on Economics Matters -- the Podcast, Steve's been garnering a huge amount of media attention. He's appeared on or has been covered by Good Morning America, CNBC, ABC News, NewsMax and many other outlets.
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Steve Laffey, Republican Presidential Candidate, Discusses How to Fix Social Security for Real from the Bottom Up
I'm Steve Laffey's economic advisor. Since appearing on Economics Matters -- the Podcast, Steve's been garnering a huge amount of media attention. He's appeared on or has been covered by Good Morning America, CNBC, ABC News, NewsMax and many other outlets.
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David Blanchett, one of the Top Financial Planning Gurus in the Industry, and Larry Compare Economics-Based and Conventional Financial Planning
David Blanchett, PhD, CFA, CFP®, is Managing Director and Head of Retirement Research for PGIM DC Solutions. PGIM is the global investment management business of Prudential Financial, Inc. In this role he develops research and innovative solutions to help improve retirement outcomes for investors.
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Live from Ukraine - Andrew Fesiak Provides a Post-Mutiny Update on Ukraine, the Counter Offensive, and Putin's Longevity
Please listen to hear the latest insights from one of the top analysts and reporters on what's really happening with the counter offensive and the implications of Prigozhin's attempted coup.
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Affirmative Action in College Admissions and Other Key National Issues with Glenn Loury
Glenn Loury, one of our nation's top economists, foremost expert on the economics of racism, conservative public intellectual, distinguished professor at Brown University, and incisive commentator on race relations and policy joins Economics Matters
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Talking Geopolitics and Global Demographics with Camilla Cavendish
Here's a terrific podcast with Camilla Cavendish. Camilla is a prominent British journalist, a regular columnist for the Financial Times, a member of the House of Lords, a former McKensie Management Consultant, an Aid Worker and much more!
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Comparing Maxifi Economics Based Planning and Conventional Financial Planning with Rob Berger
If you've been hanging out with Economics Matters -- the Podcast, you know that economics is its focus, but Economics Based Financial Planning is its passion. Rob Berger, host of The Financial Freedom Show on YouTube has the same passion. Listening to Rob is a real pleasure.
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Mr. Target Date Solutions, Ron Surz, Talks the Pros and Cons of Target Date Investing
Economics Matters -- the Podcast has a terrific guest, Ron Surz, to give you the full rundown on Target Date Funds. As Ron tells it, these funds may be just right or just wrong for you depending on your situation.
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Update on Israel and the Middle East with Israel's Distinguished Economist -- Eytan Sheshinski
Eytan Sheshinski to discuss current developments in Israeli politics, national and international. Eytan first appeared on Economics Matters -- the Podcast with former Israeli Finance Minister, Yuval Steinitz, to discuss Iran and Israel's development of its Leviathan gas field.
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Is this 2008 All Over Again? Two Wall Street Insiders Talk Turkey About Today's and Yesterday's Banking Crisis/Crises
Economics Matters -- the Podcast is pleased to present a deep dive into our current and past financial crises with two of Wall Street's most knowledgeable, insider players -- Joe Pimbley and Doug Lucas. Be prepared. The picture they paint isn't pretty, but it's one we all need to hear.
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Rick Miller, America's leading Economics-Based Financial Planner, talks household personal finance
"Sensible" says it all when it comes to Rick. He exudes common sense, informed by a deep knowledge of economics and finance. Please check out this podcast. It's chock full of Rick's experience and wisdom.
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John Mauldin, America's Most Famous Financial Expert, Talks Economics, Finance, Banking, and More!
I've known John for years. He's a fount of inside knowledge about what's happening and what's likely to happen. This is thanks to his having, in his words, The Best Rolodex in the Business. John's also a NY Times best selling author.
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Is International Trade Disintegrating -- Uri Dadush's Latest Views
Uri Dadush, one of the world's leading experts on international trade, is back on Economics Matters -- the Podcast.
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Consummate Journalist, Author, Historian, Environmentalist, and Social Activist -- John Wasik Discusses Our Past and Your Future
John Wasik is a remarkable man who manages, by my count, four careers. He's an award-winning writer with19 books under his belt.
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Steve Laffey Is Running for President for One Reason -- Your Kids!
Steve Laffey, is running for the Republican Presidential nomination. Steve's a serial fixer, starting with fixing his own condition in life. Wonderful mentors, a brilliant mind, boundless energy, and an amazing work effort propelled Steve to Bowdoin College and then Harvard Business School.
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Where's Our Economy Heading? Apollo's Brilliant Chief Economist, Torsten Slok, Holds Forth
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Investment Advice and Analysis from Fred Lane -- one of America's premier investors
In this podcast, Fred shares his wealth of investment experience, his brilliant mind, and his deep insights with Economics Matters -- the Podcast.
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Talking Retirement with Mr. Retirement -- America's Amazing Financial Journalist Robert Powell
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.
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Sit Funds' Doty on banking crisis: 'This is NOT a default problem'
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
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Is Our Financial System About to Meltdown? A Discussion with Jonathan Treussard and Paul Solman
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.
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The State of Social Security in 2023 – Swamponomics – Special Edition
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Paul Solman, PBS NewsHour's Fabled Economics Correspondent, Talks Economics
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Update on Ukraine with Ukrainian Journalist and International Relations Expert, Andrew Fesiak
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.
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Talking About a Green Grid With Peter Fox-Penner
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.
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Scott Burns -- America's Premiere Personal Finance Journalist
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.
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Senator Phil Gramm Discusses His New Book, The Myth of American Inequality
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,
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Talking Global and National Economics with the Master of Both
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.
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Here's another false claim that Social Security recipients are being compensated for inflation
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.
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Theo Kocken Applies His Extraordinary Risk-Management Talents to Africa
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.
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How Will Inflation Affect the Economy in 2023?
As we look forward to 2023, the health of the domestic economy remains a concern as high costs linger, hiring slows, and salaries stagnate.
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Julie Jason, one of our nation’s premier investment advisors, delivers steady advice for unsteady times
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.
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Why the Economy is Unpredictable
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.
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What it means to be In Control at 50+ with Kerry Hannon
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.
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Phillip Moeller Discusses Medicare's A, B, C, D, and Gs!
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!
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Roger Lowenstein discusses his marvelous new book Ways & Means: Lincoln and His Cabinet and the Financing of the Civil War
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.
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The Rise and Fall of Donald Trump A Conversation with Pulitzer Prize Winning Author, David Cay Johnston
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.
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A Real-Time Debriefing from Ukraine Expert Andrew Fesiak
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.
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Kitco NEWS
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.
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What You Need to Know About Claiming Social Security
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,.
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Sebastian Mallaby: Today's major geopolitical challenges
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.
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The Savage Truth with Terry Savage, one of our nation's premier personal finance experts/journalists and real-world economists
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.
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Martin Wolf: The FT's Chief Economics Commentator's Global Outlook
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.
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What Explains Persistent Racial Inequality?
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?
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Keil Financial Partners Podcast
Check out Jeremy’s latest podcast on economics-based financial planning by listening on “Apple Podcasts” or “Google Podcasts”.
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The Middle East, Iran, The Energy Crisis & More
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.
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GoldSeek Radio -- Professor Laurence Kotlikoff: Portfolio diversification needed including gold and silver!
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
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The Middle East, Iran, the Energy Crisis, and More
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.
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Market Wrap with Moe Ansari
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.
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The greatest geopolitical relationship of our century, U.S. and China.
This week we meet with Uri Dadush, one of the world's leading experts on international trade.
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What’s really going on with the economy?
Today we meet with Torston Slok and his son Flemming to discuss what’s really going on with the economy — not just the hype.
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Dr. Laurence Kotlikoff Takes Risk Off The Table With Upside Investing
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
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AAII Los Angeles Chapter - Why Conventional Investing Is All Wrong (Part 2)
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
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James Morone and Laurence Kotlikoff on 1965 Creation of Medicare and Medicaid
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.
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The Climate Champions
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.
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Social Security in a World of Inflation and Investment Chaos
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
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Best Of The Retirement Wisdom Podcast – Money Matters
This podcast focuses on the non-financial side of retirement planning. But make no mistake, building a solid financial foundation for retirement is critical.
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Her Retirement’s Walk the Talk Podcast
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.
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The Economy and You 2022 with guest Dr. Larry Kotlikoff
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.
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The Most Hated FWord Podcast
Episode #87 “Money Magic: An Economist’s Secrets to More Money and a Better Life”
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Investing Through Fear with Professor Laurence Kotlikoff
This chat with Financial Quarterback Josh Jalinski covers Inflation, Money Printing, Investing Through Fear and more.
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Mastering Your Money with Gary Mastrodonado
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.
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Money Magic - An Economist’s Look Into Personal Finance
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.
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Money Magic | Jim Silbernagel & Laurence Kotlikoff | Real Wealth® Advisors
From college, to marriage, to retirement, there’s hardly a moment in life that doesn’t involve financial planning. In this week’s episode, Dr. Laurence Kotlikoff talks about his new book and provides advice to people of all ages on the benefits of purposeful spending and good saving habits.
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Professor: Plan to Retire Later, Not Earlier
Larry discusses with NTD News lessons from his book Money Magic. Why you should plan to retire later in life. Don't plan your retirement around how long you expect to live, but rather the maximum age you could live.
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The Lisa Wexler Show with Laurence J. Kotlikoff
Lisa Wexler is joined by Boston University Professor of Economics Laurence J. Kotlikoff to discuss the right time to retire. When and why you should take social security.
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The Glenn Show | Money Magic | Glenn Loury & Laurence Kotlikoff
Discussion of Larry’s new book, Money Magic, risk of investing in stocks, free online education, and more.
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Everyday Wealth - Interview with Economist Larry Kotlikoff
Investing strategies, such as asset allocation, diversification, or rebalancing do not assure or guarantee better performance and cannot eliminate the risk of investment losses.
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Beyond Retirement: What Are Your Decisions Costing You?
Larry talks with Jacquie Doucette on the Beyond Retirement podcast. To properly plan for and navigate through our retirement, we have to be willing to assign the appropriate costs to all the choices we make, from utilities and property taxes to personal costs.
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Moolala - Money Magic: An Economist’s Secrets to More Money, Less Risk, and a Better Life
Larry talks to Moolala: Money Made Simple's Bruce Sellery about his book Money Magic and offers his thoughts on how to jumpstart your finances.
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An Economist’s Take on Retirement Planning
Retirement planning entails a series of important decisions, including lifestyle decisions with long-lasting consequences. My guest today, economist Larry Kotlikoff, discusses his new book, Money Magic.
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Simplify Your Retirement - Part 2 Money Magic With Laurence Kotlikoff
Stephen Stricklin and Larry discuss the 5 main risks to one’s living standard: earnings risk, mortality risk, longevity risk, inflation risk, and investment risk.
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WGN News: Author Shares Four of His Best Money-saving Tips
Larry appears on WGN's morning news to talk about the importance of paying off high-interest debt and the differences between his unconventional financial approach from that of Wall Street.
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Mastering Your Money - Money Secrets
Every financial decision—career, job, marriage, location, housing, investing, 401(k), divorce, Social Security, etc. —matters to our bottom line, our living standard. Yet, we routinely make such decisions without knowing their living-standard impacts.
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Using the Science of Finance for Better Retirement
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.
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Bankrate's McBride: Expect Rates to Keep Rising Into 2023 and Beyond
Larry talks with Chuck Jaffe of Money Life about the risks of investing in stocks over the long-run and how to avoid overpaying for your mortgage in an inflated housing market.
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Smart Money - Interview with Best-selling Author Laurence Kotlikoff
Larry is interviewed by Julia Anderson and Pat Boyle of Smart Money about the benefits of paying off your mortgage with your IRA, his best advice for divorcing couples, and more.
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Simplify Your Retirement - Part 1 Money Magic With Laurence Kotlikoff
A magician isn’t smarter than anyone else, he just happens to learn something that he can convey in a way that surprises people.
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Alain Guillot Show: Simple Money Magic Tricks That Will Transform Your Financial Future
Larry talks with Alain Guillot about tips for maximizing your savings while raising your living standards safely, including when to retire and take social security--how that impacts property taxes, insurance, and more.
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Larry Kotlikoff Interview with Michael Covel on Trend Following Radio
Larry talks to Trend Following Radio’s Michael Covel about his outside-the-box approach to finances: the risks and payoffs of student loans in America, how to effectively plan for divorce, credit card debt, and more.
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So Money with Farnoosh Torabi: Paying off your mortgage with your IRA? An economist's take on personal finance
We discuss the differences between an economist's approach to financial planning versus Wall Street's. Kotlikoff shares unconventional wisdom, such as the benefit of paying off your mortgage with your IRA in retirement, how some professions are better to pursue in terms of lifetime earnings.
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Josh Jalinski Talks with Laurence Kotlikoff, Author of Money Magic and Retirement Expert
Larry returns to the Financial Quarterback Radio Show to give listeners advice on Social Security and safe retirement planning.
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The Secret to More Money, Less Risk, and a Better Life with Larry Kotlikoff
Larry returns to the Your Wealth and Beyond financial planning podcast to discuss steps you can take to maximize your Social Security Benefits, minimize future taxes, and strategies to help protect you from inflation.
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Optimizing Roth Accounts
Larry reviews how to get the most out of your Roth retirement accounts. He discusses topics ranging from the basics of Roth vs. Traditional accounts, employee sponsored 401k's, limiting lifetime taxes, to how to time Roth conversions. He also explores strategies for withdrawals.
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A Forecast of the Economy and Social Security with Larry Kotlikoff
Larry and Casey Weade, from Retire with Purpose, dig into the major problems facing the American economy in 2021, why higher taxes are all but inevitable and why our government fails to tax so many people correctly.
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Retirement Planning To Overcome The Threats Facing The Us Economy
On this episode of The Free Retiree, Larry describes how to plan for your retirement to overcome the threats facing the US economy, the current threats in the US economy, and tax reform plans that can make a difference in the country.
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“Ask Larry” Kotlikoff How to Get What’s Yours
Larry discusses the approach consumption spending and how to get what is yours from social security with Mark & Holly of Not Your Average Financial Podcast.
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Challenging Your Confirmation Bias, with Economist Larry Kotlikoff
Have you ever thought about how an economist views financial planning? Would you guess that it's vastly different from how some financial planners approach this work?
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Economist Kotlikoff says to dump long-term bonds ahead of high inflation | Money Life
Larry says that the current increase in inflation is nothing compared to what he fears is coming, which he said could be several years of the high single digits all the way up to hyperinflation levels.
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America's True National Debt: My Interview with Dr. Laurence Kotlikoff (Part 1)
David McKnight interviews Professor Laurence Kotlikoff on the national debt, fiscal gap accounting, modern monetary theory, and more!
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Falling into the Fiscal Gap | The Glenn Show
Larry's concerns about the debt-to-GDP ratio. Discussion on the general relativity of fiscal language. Why would anybody buy U.S. treasury bonds? Larry's defense of fiscal hawkishness. And a critique of Biden's COVID relief funding.
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The Social Security Ponzi Scheme | The Glenn Show
Kotlikoff warns that the U.S.'s approach to social security financing is imperiling future generations.
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Our COVID Debt | The Glenn Show
Glenn Loury talks to economist Laurence Kotlikoff about Biden's tax plan and the dangers of inflation caused by debt-financed COVID relief.
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FAD Seminar: "When Interest Rates Go Low, Should Public Debt Go High?"
IMF's Special edition of the FAD Seminar series. These talks look at specific examples to help better discuss policies within the context of Olivier Blanchards' overlapping generations model Larry's talk begins shortly after the 29 minute mark.
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Making Carbon Taxation a Generational Win-Win, Presentational to the IMF
Larry talks about carbon taxation, in a dynamic general equilibrium framework. He argues that one has to desegregate across generations to make sense of policy problems.
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Financial Sense Newshour Laurence Kotlikoff on US Debt, Inflation, and MMT
Laurence Kotlikoff says America's unfunded debt burden is in the hundreds of trillions of dollars and explains how policymakers are now at the...
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MaxiFi Q & A with Laurence Kotlikoff and Dan Royer
How to use MaxiFi Planner, a discussion with Laurence Kotlikoff and Dan Royer Ph. D.. They at look MaxiFi Planner together and discuss lifetime financial decisions, such as a ROTH conversion, and demonstrate how the software can show you the monetary impact of those decisions and even provide data on when it is most advantageous to execute them.
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Using MaxiFi to Secure a Fair Divorce Agreement with Karen Argetsinger & Laurence Kotlikoff
Larry walks through considerations to make before divorce and how to land upon a fair divorce settlement ratio, and demonstrates how MaxiFi can assist in accurately accessing this process. Karen Argetsinger, Esq., discusses the in-and-outs of divorce and how to come to a fair settlement.
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Josh Jalinski Talks to Laurence Kotlikoff, Professor of Economics at Boston University
Larry and Josh discuss inflation vs. deflation. Larry touches on government spending, social security going broke, medicare funding running out, and an aging society.
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Pros & Cons of Reverse Mortgages with Tom Dickson & Laurence Kotlikoff
How reverse mortgages work. Are they safe? How to release trapped equity in your home.
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The Baby Boomers Investing Show "An Interview on Our Real Debt"
Your hosts, Ron Surz and Kathy Tarochione will be discussing our real debt with Larry Kotlikoff.
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The Financial Quarterback interview with Laurence Kotlikoff
Josh Jalinski and Laurence Kotlikoff give the rundown on taxes heading into the new year. Kotlikoff is an American academic and politician, who is a William Warren Fairfield Professor at Boston University.
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Financial Expert Laurence Kotlikoff – Global, National and Personal Economies | MaxiFi
9 months into the Covid-19 pandemic, Larry discusses where our economies are at at Globally, National, and personally. Talk covers lockdowns, global population growth, remote workers, inflation, and more.
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How to Leverage Real Estate Investments | MaxiFi
Is it better to rent or own? Downsizing can be beneficial. The pros and cons of reverse mortgages. Should you prepay your mortgage? Case Study presented.
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Using Retirement Accounts to Maximize Lifetime Spending | MaxiFi
Retirement account contirubution and withdrawal strategies––tax savings, optimize Roth conversions, smoothing tax brackets. Case Study presented.
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The Economics of Covid Management (Glenn Loury & Laurence Kotlikoff)
The feasibility of group testing for Covid. Is Trump responsible for inadequate testing? Larry: The government should fund companies developing rapid home testing. Critiquing the FDA’s approach to testing. Larry: Rapid home testing could bring the economy back within three weeks.
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Finding Safe Ways to Maximize Your Clients' Lifetime Spending 2nd XYPN Webinar Presentation | MaxiFi
The second in a series of webinars with XY Planning Network. The talk reviews economics-based planning, defines lifetime discretionary spending, defines living standards per household member, and illustrates robo optimization and manual optimization of lifetime discretionary spending.
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Comparing Economics Based and Conventional Planning 1st XYPN Webinar | MaxiFi
The first in a series of webinars with XY Planning Network. Larry goes through the what the differences are between economics based financial planning and conventional financial planning. He highlights the value of consumption smoothing to avoid and discourage disruptions in spending habits.
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Investment & Spending Decisions Using MaxiFi | MaxiFi
Investment decisions and how they can affect your lifetime living standard. Learn more about living standard risk. Case Study presented.
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Getting Richer with No Risk: How To Maximize Your Base Plan | MaxiFi
Increase your lifetime discretionary spending. Maximize your Base Plan. Case Study presented.
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Macro Matters: Laurence Kotlikoff - America is Broke | The Delphi Podcast
Discussion on the US's fiscal state, $200T in off balance sheet liabilities, MMT as well as Laurence's solutions to the problems facing the US. Also a brief discussion on digital assets and the role they may play in this.
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Build a Financial Plan That Puts You In Control | MaxiFi
Protect and raise your living standard to find peace of mind. Economics-based personal financial planning and how it differs from conventional planning. Case Study presented.
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COVID-19's Impact on Wealth Management | The American College of Financial Services
During a time of national crisis, clients have many questions about meeting their financial planning goals in the wake of the recent global pandemic. Investors nearing retirement may feel particularly vulnerable and need to recognize how a bear market will impact their lifestyle goals.
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The Economics of Coronavirus | The Glenn Show
Why quarantine is not enough? Larry’s proposal for a universal mandatory testing regime. Glenn pushes back on Larry’s plan on economic and libertarian grounds. Also, is inflation coming?
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Putting MaxiFi to Work for You | MaxiFi
Learn about economics based personal financial planning. Calculate your household's sustainable spending level. Maximize your Base Plan. Low-risk ways to find more money. Case Study presented.
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Who Really Pays Taxes? | The Glenn Show
Does the US tax system favor the rich? Why spending is more equally distributed than wealth. Larry critiques Andrew Yang’s universal basic income plan. And should Trump get credit for a good economy?
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The Economics of Fighting Climate Change | The Glenn Show
Conversation includes: Critiquing William Nordhaus’s work on the economics of climate change, Larry's plan for carbon taxation is a win-win, can elderly voters who don’t care about the future be won over, critics of capitalism itself, and more.
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The Biggest Retirement Mistake Most People Make is Claiming their Social Security Benefits too Early
The biggest mistake most people make is claiming their Social Security Benefits to early. By waiting until you’re age 70 to claim benefits, you increase your benefit by 75%, and given that people are living much longer…it’s like insurance for a long life.
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Life Cycle Financial Planning With Laurence Kotlikoff
Here's a webinar that uses my company's MaxiFi.com software to illustrate economics-based, life cycle financial planning.
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The Failure of Conventional Financial Planning
Interview with Robert Huebscher, Editor in Chief of Advisor Perspectives, about the major and alarming differences between conventional and economics-based financial planning.
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The Big Con
Larry’s new paper on the financial crisis, “The Big Con”. Challenging the standard story of what caused the Great Recession. Larry comments on The Big Short: “Factually it’s completely wrong”. Larry: Banks should be run like mutual funds.
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America: the Future Looks Broke
Interview with New Zealand Public Radio
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Understanding the Trump Tax Plan and Changes to Real Estate Investors with Laurence Kotlikoff
Interview on Trump tax plan with Jason Hartman.
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June 2017 - Glenn Loury & Laurence Kotlikoff | The Glenn Show
Larry Kotlikoff explains his write-in presidential campaign: What does Larry bring to the table?, Larry's platform on healthcare, international security, and and trade and immigration.
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Podcast on Social Security with Jason Hartman
Interview with Jason Hartman about Social Security's Deep Financial Problem
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Social Security Benefits Demystified With Economist Laurence Kotlikoff
Boston University economics professor and author of "Get What's Yours" explains why millions of Social Security recipients aren't getting what they're entitled to.
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The Coming Crisis: America’s Dangerous Debt
Laurence Kotlikoff speaks at the U.S. Senate Budget Committee (introduced at 31 minute mark)
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The 15th World Knowledge Forum - Big Debate 1% vs. 99%
Larry provides a tough-love talk on Piketty's writings, noting that they agree on a lot of things but also disagree on many. Thomas Piketty’s best-selling book Capital in the 21st Century took the spotlight in the field of economics of 2014.
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June 2014 - Glenn Loury & Laurence Kotlikoff | The Glenn Show
Glenn and Larry argue about superstar economist Thomas Piketty. Larry contends that the best-selling Capital in the Twenty-First Century is sensationalistic and wrong. If Piketty’s a “fraud,” why do Krugman, Summers, Solow, and other eminent economists like his book?
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April 2014 - Glenn Loury & Laurence Kotlikoff | The Glenn Show
Larry explains his grave concerns about Social Security, which he calls a “bipartisan Ponzi scheme.” They dig deeper into Larry’s “astounding” numbers, and Glenn wonders why Paul Krugman isn’t on board. Larry sketches a progressive, fully-funded alternative to Social Security, but Glenn thinks it’s never going to happen.
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January 2014 - Glenn Loury & Laurence Kotlikoff | The Glenn Show
Larry makes the case for abolishing the corporate income tax. He describes his economic model, and critiques the demand-side theories of Paul Krugman. Larry’s argues that his plan would boost Americans’ incomes by 8%.
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March 2013 - Glenn Loury & Laurence Kotlikoff | The Glenn Show
Larry makes the case that government debt is much worse than you realize, and says Paul Krugman is suffering from “deficit delusion.” He argues that we’re making a serious error by not using the “infinite horizon” to calculate the fiscal gap.
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Larry Kotlikoff on the Clash of Generations
Extended interview with Boston University Economics Professor Larry Kotlikoff on his publications about a six-decade long Ponzi scheme in the US which he says will lead to a clash of generations.
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Jimmy Stewart is Dead - Book discussion
Laurence Kotlikoff describes his new book "Jimmy Stewart is Dead" and Limited Purpose Banking
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Mountain Money: Money Magic
Larry appears on KPCW's Mountain Money to discuss Money Magic: how to dramatically raise your living standards, secure your financial futures, and improve your lifestyles—no matter your age or circumstance.
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