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Invaluable real-world-applicable advice presented an an entertaining and easily digestible format. I can’t wait for what’s to come on future episodes! Jamie’s voice and narration is superb for this type of content.
Learned some helpful things to consider and reminds me the importance of working with an advisor who really understands all of the nuances around how to navigate any unexpected circumstance in your financial picture.
The podcast brought clear and concise actionable advice around tough issues. I have a clear sense of how to plan for this probable event.
The peace of mind that comes with knowing that one’s finances are in competent, caring hands is priceless. This podcast motivates me to act, to check out the impressive advisers at Morgan Stanley.
As I think Mike Wilson’s podcast often brings useful insight I thought I’d try this out but sadly it was a thinly veiled sales pitch for hiring an investment advisor. The investor’s question about why it makes sense to go with an Assets Under Management fee structure was brushed aside with some clever misdirection and redirected to discuss the probability simulations that they love to parade rather than show real returns versus an index fund. I would not trust any advice I heard here after hearing this episode (S2E1)… disappointing but I suppose I shouldn’t be surprised.
Thank you for these podcast, but in order to be more effective instead of speaking sociologically, there should be some real numbers and calculations. From income to proper allocation utilize real so that folks can get an idea of what’s achievable too much theory.
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