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#124 How to balance developing new skills, learning new things and becoming an expert.See Privacy Po
#123 How pharmaceutical companies use of maximum pricing power is leading to double digit annual inc
#122 How negative interest rates increase volatility and lower future investment returns. What can y
#121 How more and more indexing via ETFs leads to market fragility, lower diversification and herd b
#120 What ancient Chinese philosopher Lao-Tzu can teach you about living and investing. Plus two con
#119 The primary role of investing is to preserve your wealth not grow it. How then do we grow our w
#118 Does the significant growth of solar and wind energy mean companies in the space are attractive
#117 Why lower retirement spending rates means most retirees will need to work some during their ret
#116 Will China's growing debt burden lead to a banking collapse? How would that impact investors gl
#115 Why we can't not invest due to fear and uncertainty. Plus how to tell if the stock market is ov
There is no regular episode this week due to the 4th of July Holiday and the Stein Idaho family reun
#114 Two outcomes from the Brexit vote is money got cheaper and politics got scarier. What should yo
#113 Does immigration harm or benefit a country’s economy? And should the UK leave the European Unio
#112 How productivity increases due to robots and other technology enhancements should lead to both
#111 How to be a minimalist both in life and investing. To get the Portfolio Charts summary sheet, t
#110 What are bail ins and how to protect yourself from them. Show notes at http://moneyfortherestof
#109 How to shift money from the present to the future and vice versa in order strike an equitable b
#108 What to consider when investing in commercial real estate via crowdfunding platforms. Show note
#107 How to find the balance between work, freedom, meaning, and leaving a legacy. Show notes at htt
#106 Why some nations are at risk of default on their national debt and others are not. Plus why the
