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In this episode of the Plutonomix Podcast, Laurie Kamhi and Barnaby Levin talk about inflation and deflation and why it’s important to know how these factor into the value and purchasing power of our money and investments.
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In this episode of the Plutonomix Podcast, Laurie Kamhi and Barnaby Levin talk about what they think will be some of the biggest trends over the next decade. They will offer insights as to how these will affect their investment decisions.
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In this episode of the Plutonomix Podcast, Laurie Kamhi and Barnaby Levin talk about how demographics can determine how the economy will fare. They discuss the role that demographics play in creating predictable trends which can then help them advise their clients.
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In this episode of the Plutonomix Podcast, Laurie Kamhi and Barnaby Levin talk about President Joe Biden’s tax plan and the potential impacts on investments.
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In this episode of the Plutonomix Podcast, Laurie Kamhi and Barnaby Levin talk about asset allocation, why it’s important and things to consider when you invest.
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Welcome to the Plutonomix Podcast, with Barnaby Levin. Some Perspectives on Wealth & Investing (generally) in 10 minutes or less.
The word “Plutonomics” means the “Study of Wealth” and it is our Mission to educate; to help Clients think about their goals and how they might benefit from working with an Advisor to achieve them. But more importantly, it’s to make sure our listeners understand both the Pros and Cons of any issue so they can make Informed Decisions and increase the odds of finding the “right” answer, for them.
You see, it’s not who’s “Right” or “Wrong” but, knowing there are NO “unbiased” opinions – and that “Where you Stand depends on where you Sit” – the challenge to making good Decisions is to start by questioning one’s Assumptions and breaking free of our “prejudices,” because the truth usually lies somewhere in between.
There are always two sides, both of which have merit.