Keith and David Friedland take a look first at the latest news, especially as it involves tariffs and the volatility they are causing in the markets, then go on to discuss mistakes investors make when markets get uncertain - plus look at the so-called retirement paycheck engine, which can help churn out the income needed for your retirement and how to construct one for your plan.

Keith and David look at some more strategies to help you grow your money while avoiding the volatility of the stock market. They also discuss leveraged index bank notes as a way to take advantage of the recent market downturn, or as an investment during any down market period.

Keith and David discuss a timely topic as the markets have nosedived after President Trump's recent tariff policy announcements. They also take a look at tax loss harvesting and how you can save in taxes with that strategy, as well as direct indexing as a different strategy for investing that similar to but different than ETFs or index mutual funds.

Private preferred stock may be an alternative for wealthier individuals and families who want to save on taxes. Keith and David look at what this is and how to take advantage of its tax preferred status in your portfolio if it pertains to you.

Keith and David Friedland take a look at the ways advisors are compensated for various investments and products, and how sometimes potential conflicts of interest could arise. They also discuss why most of your money is invested in the stock market and present some alternatives that could help mitigate risk.

Ultra wealthy people have had access to investment opportunities that normal people don't for many years. But now some of these strategies are available to accredited investors, and Keith and David take a deep dive into things like private equity funds and more that have been reserved for institutional investors and ultra wealthy familites. They also address the concept of principal protection regarding regular income needed in retirement.

First Keith and David address a variety of issues, including financial infidelity, scams and the ongoing tariff wars, then they look at ways to create dependable income for retirement, especially using strategies which can either mitigate or avoid the risks of the stock market.

The Yale Endowment Fund is the model for institutional investing with its emphasis on alternative investments and diversity as opposed to just stocks and bonds. Keith and David take a deep dive into what makes this model so successful and how investors can use it for their own portfolios. They also look at options for long term health care coverage.

Keith and David Friedland address the latest Trump tax proposals, then dig into structured notes and their versatility for certain investors' portfolios.

Keith and David take a look at various ways to receive income from investments other than the stock market with less risk, as well as strategies to use hedge investments instead of bonds for safety and potential excellent returns.