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- Are markets underestimating the odds of a Democratic sweep?Washington Policy Analyst Ed Mills discusses the timing of a second round of coronavirus relief, his current election outlook and other ongoing policy initiatives. [Recorded 7/6/20]21 min
- If remote work becomes the norm, you’ll need these skillsManaging distraction, connecting with colleagues and setting work-life boundaries all take on new meaning when your home doubles as your office. Corporate coach Lori Raiti is back with insights around making the transition. [Recorded 6/4/20]24 min
- Unemployment in the U.S. now rivals Great Depression levelsThe recent jobs report cited 14.7% unemployment, but the true figure is closer to 20% when you count furloughed workers. Chief Economist Scott Brown shares his outlook for an eventual recovery. [Recorded 5/11/20]20 min
- To understand this virus, we need more testing – a lot moreTo know the real COVID-19 infection rate, we’d need to run enough tests that less than 10% come back positive – a scale that hasn’t yet been reached, says Healthcare Policy Analyst Chris Meekins. [Recorded 4/24/20]22 min
- How will COVID-19 affect the U.S. presidential election?How the outbreak unfolds will likely impact both whom Americans elect and how ballots are physically cast, says Washington Policy Analyst Ed Mills. [Recorded 4/8/20]22 min
- With rates at 0%, what comes next?The Federal Reserve has made another emergency announcement in response to the COVID-19 outbreak. Chief Economist Scott Brown discusses the Fed’s decision and shares his outlook for the coming weeks. [Recorded 3/16/20]8 min
- The emotional and strategic challenges of business ownershipRaising capital, forming a professional team, overcoming self-doubt – owning a business is rife with challenges, both personal and professional. Ken Grider, managing director and head of Raymond James’ business development group, offers his perspective. [Recorded 1/16/20]19 min
- COVID-19 cases span the globe, but fatality rate appears low“Fatalities rates are still pretty low, historically speaking,” says Healthcare Policy Analyst Chris Meekins, “but there is a bigger impact than I think people appreciate.” [Recorded 2/11/20]19 min
- The newest retirement planning changes affect you, tooWhether you’re an employee, retiree, business owner, parent, student or any combination thereof, you should be familiar with the SECURE Act changes. Hear from Financial Planning Consultant Jim Kidney, CFP®. [Recorded 1/31/20]17 min
- Another year of growth, or have stocks already peaked?“We are optimistic for the upcoming year, but we’re not euphoric,” says CIO Larry Adam. “I do want to caution investors about becoming overly complacent.” [Recorded 1/14/20]15 min
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Learn how to plan, invest and live smarter with the Raymond James For What It’s Worth podcast. Featuring insights from leading professionals, For What It’s Worth brings you the latest in wealth…
management, market commentary and engaging research. Hear industry specialists share resourceful insights on economic events, longevity and retirement planning, growing your financial legacy and more in each discussion-based episode hosted by Paige Lenssen, CFA. Whether you already work with a trusted financial advisor or currently manage your own investment plans, For What It’s Worth provides the engaging wealth management information you value as you pursue your most important goals.