Many New Year’s resolutions have already waned by mid January, so consider this your gentle reminder – a better financial you is possible in 2026.

Behavioural – and financial – economist Evan Lucas joins the podcast to discuss:

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There’s no question nabtrade investors are concerned about valuations as some areas of the market continue to defy gravity. But not everything is expensive, and there are pockets of opportunity for those willing to look beyond the megacaps.

Forager Funds’ founder and CIO Steve Johnson joins the podcast to share:

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While the basic principles of investing remain timeless, each person’s financial journey is full of twists and turns – which throws up many potential questions.

Join Gemma and Money Money Money’s Glen James as they answer listener questions on:

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Investing is rarely a set-and-forget process, no matter how much we may wish it were. Changing goals, personal circumstances and markets mean reviewing and renewing your strategy, often several times.

Morningstar’s Director of Personal Finance Mark LaMonica shares his views on:

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Struggling with how to invest in a market that is making regular all-time-highs, but afraid of missing out if prices continue to run? You’re not alone.

The Motley Fool’s Scott Phillips is back to discuss:

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With major sharemarkets running red hot, many investors are torn between fear of missing out on further gains, and fear of taking a bath if the markets turn. So how to minimise the risk of loss, while ensuring you don’t sit out altogether?

Plato Investments’ Dr Dave Allen share his frank and fearless approach, including:

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After years of anaemic growth, the outlook for the Australian economy may have quietly but steadily improved. But what’s on the horizon?

Nab’s Chief Economist Sally Auld joins the podcast to discuss:

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Markets expect interest rates to trend lower, which has significant implications for equities – and the defensive and income sectors of your portfolio. With bank hybrids being phased out, where next for yield?

Coolabah Capital CIO Chris Joye joins the podcast to discuss:

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While the ASX ended the month higher, share prices were surprisingly volatile in response to even modest beats and misses. So where is the value on the ASX, and what should investors be worried about?

Atlas Funds Management Portfolio Manager Hugh Dive joins the podcast to discuss:

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While some of the metrics for the world’s largest and deepest sharemarket remain extraordinary – new all-time highs, the highest level of concentration since the 1930s, company margins 50% above their long run average – the wins keep coming. So is it time to trim, add or hold?

S&P Dow Jones Indices’ Howard Silverblatt has been covering the US for 48 years, and shares:

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If you’re short on time, consider listening at 1.5-2x speed, which should be shown on the screen of your device as you listen. This won’t just reduce your listening time; it has also been shown to improve knowledge retention.