Money Tree Investing

Most people think mixing humanity and finance creates an oxymoron, but there is more tying wisdom and risk together than most realize. Professor of Finance at Harvard Business School, Mihir Desai, says the humanities of finance mirror how we handle

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What are some of the habits and behaviors Joe Saul-Sehy observed as a financial planner for financially independent millionaires? We put the spotlight on him today to learn how millionaires manage their money – and what not to do if

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Losing money sucks. We've had some investments go south and lost money, but the lessons shouldn't be ours alone. Jim Wang from WalletHacks joins us in a live performance of the Money Tree Investing Podcast at FinCon17, Dallas. Along with

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Jen Hemphill from Her Money Matters shares the money lessons she has learned while growing up and from coaching others. Highlights from Jen's interview: Jen married a military man. They moved 9 times before settling down. She couldn't find work

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Buck Joffrey – Physician, entrepreneur, asset manager and podcaster – loves teaching about the benefits of saving and cash-flow. In this episode he talks about the problems with "investment buckets" and how Wall Street works. Then he goes into making

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Ken French, professor at the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth, talks about portfolio design as it relates to assets and investing. Then our panel discuss what they think would make a perfect investing portfolio. Do money managers really add

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Can you be an effective stock trader in only 30 minutes a day? Laurens Bensdorp developed a system to help you invest. The system is based on rules he shares in his book, "The 30-minute Stock Trader". But first, the

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Listener questions again? Yes, and we love it so keep them coming! Today we talk about making personal finance decisions when your state raises their taxes and can't balance their budget, where to invest when you are maxing out a

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When does it make cents to pay for information about investing? Well, you are listening to a free podcast – but we have an answer for that question from listener Justin – and many more in this Listener Letters episode.

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Can someone really beat the market on a consistent basis? Spencer Jakab, Deputy Editor of the Wall Street Journal's "Heard on the Street" column, speak with Doug Goldstein about finding bargains in the market, how someone would make a portfolio

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