Human-centric Investing Podcast

As financial advice evolves from just a transactional relationship, financial professionals can benefit by taking an interest in their clients' brain health. Dr. Marc Milstein shares easy lifestyle changes to share with your clients.

Being a leader and being a financial professional are two separate roles. Jon Kuttin, CEO of Kuttin Consulting Group, shares tactics to help shift your focus from execution to leadership in your practice.

There's been a profound shift from strictly transactional to relationship-based advice in the financial industry. Brian Portnoy, founder of Shaping Wealth, explains what behavioral finance is and how it will impact your practice.

Bucketing retirement portfolios is a great tool for financial professionals. Morningstar’s Director of Personal Finance and Retirement Planning, Christine Benz, shares how this healthy form of “mental accounting” can help clients better envision their financial future.

Join us for a special edition episode in which our Fixed-Income Strategist, Amar Reganti, reacts to the latest Federal Reserve announcement from June 14th. 

Most of your clients will only implement 20% of your recommendations. Brendan Frazier, founder of Wired Planning, shares tips on creating advice your clients will actually follow.

Does the 4% spending rule for retirees still apply? Morningstar’s Director of Personal Finance and Retirement Planning, Christine Benz, explains why this traditional advice might need some updating when it comes to future market conditions and your clients’ spending habits.

As financial professionals, we consider our clients' physical and mental health—but overlook the importance of our own. Brian Portnoy, founder of Shaping Wealth, sheds light on a difficult topic and how to make it a focus going forward.

Life's biggest milestones can impact your clients' friendships. Jeff Hall, director of the Relationships and Technology Lab at the University of Kansas, explains how financial professionals can create value by anticipating the social needs of their clients and prepping them for these events.

The collapse of several banks has heightened recession risk nd is likely to lead to tighter credit conditions for both businesses and consumers. Nanette Abuhoff Jacobson returns to the podcast and shares her thoughts on inflation, a looming recession, and how central banks around the world are grappling with the same issues.