56 episodes
Financial Decoder Charles Schwab
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4.7 • 239 Ratings
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Cognitive and emotional biases can have a big impact on your financial life. Each episode of Financial Decoder looks closely at one financial decision--and the biases that might cloud your judgment and cost you money. Host Mark Riepe, head of the Schwab Center for Financial Research, decodes the behavioral and psychological factors at play and shares strategies designed to improve the way you approach financial crossroads. Other experts join Mark to provide their unique perspective on behavioral economics, portfolio management, retirement planning, personal finance and more.
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How Can You Learn from Your Trading Mistakes?
Making mistakes is part of the learning process, but how can we improve our ability to learn from trading mistakes?
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How Can You Stop Procrastinating and Create an Estate Plan?
Estate plans aren't just for the wealthy. So why do people tend to procrastinate making one?
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How Can You Invest Your Values?
How can you customize your portfolio in ways that align with your own personal values? ESG investing might help you achieve your goals beyond just risk and return.
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Why Do Millennials Love Equity Compensation and How Can Entrepreneurs Use It?
Equity compensation is an increasingly common part of a benefits package. Why are younger workers driving demand for it?
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2022 Market Outlook
As we look to the new year, what can investors expect from the markets in 2022?
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Which Trust May Be Right for You?
There are many advantages to having a trust in addition to a will, but is a trust right for you?
Customer Reviews
Excellent background and facts focus
Investing is a combination of financial analysis and human decisions. Do not you hate loosing money? If you are an investor, this podcast can help to think about the way you make decisions to invest and strategies to keep it rational
Excellent financial advice
Excellent podcast
Investing in Cryptocurrency
A little disappointed in the shortsightedness of the recent podcast on crypto. Randy's nutshell list of limitations and risk flat out ignores the human principles and philosophy driving Bitcoin, as if lack of regulation, government oversight and sovereign bans define it, and as if high volitility is a negative. Volitility = life. I also did not understand why he thinks BTC is limited by slow transactions and hefty fees - unless he is talking about other cryptos. It takes longer to transact a buy through a bank than the blockchain! However, good try. Pretty typical perspective from a traditional financial services company.