December 2 - December 9 - December 16 - December 23 - December 30
Couples and Money, with Ruth Hayden
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December 2, 2000
It may be easier for some couples to talk about sex than about money. Add to that the stress of the holidays, and you have a volatile situation. Ruth Hayden knows how difficult it can be to talk about money with a partner. She also knows that such conversations can make a world of difference in a relationship. Is one of you a spend-thrift, the other a saver? Do you agree
on your long-term financial goals? Hayden will join Chris Farrell for this edition of Sound Money to talk about what it takes for couples to find a
balance in their financial lives. She's the author of For Richer, Not
Poorer: The Money Book for Couples (Health Communications, 1999).
- CHRIS FARRELL INTERVIEW #1: Couples and Money
Ruth Hayden talks about what it takes for couples to find a balance in their financial lives.
- YOUR MONEY MANAGER: A Black and Blue Christmas?
Erica Whittlinger talks about what can turn the market around.
- CHRIS FARRELL INTERVIEW #2: John Bogle
Part two of Chris's conversation with Vanguard Group
founder, John Bogle.
- CHRIS FARRELL INTERVIEW #3: Heather McElhatton
Heather McElhatton, the Bohemian Capitalist, stops by for a
visit.
- The NEWS & VIEWS of Chris Farrell: Long-Term Investors Aren't Panicking
Chris Farrell says individual investors aren't fleeing the stock market in a panic, despite
the bust in tech stocks, slowing economy, and dimpled chads.
- BUYER'S MARKET: Best
Credit Card Rates This Week
- RESOURCES: Books
and Web sites mentioned on this week's broadcast
Your Money Manager, with Erica Whittlinger
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December 9, 2000
It's your last chance in 2000 to ask Erica Whittlinger your personal
finance or investment question. What kind of a year has it been for your
investments? Does your portfolio need any tweaking? Are you happy with the
allocation in your retirement savings plan? Find out what Erica thinks on
this edition of Sound Money.
- CHRIS FARRELL INTERVIEW #1: Your Money Manager
Erica Whittlinger answers your finance and investment questions.
- CHRIS FARRELL INTERVIEW #2: Robert Hagstrom
Chris visits with author Robert Hagstrom about his recent
book, Latticework: The New Investing (Texere, 2000).
- CHRIS FARRELL INTERVIEW #3: Heather McElhatton
Part 2 of an interview with the Bohemian Capitalist, Heather
McElhatton.
- CHRIS FARRELL INTERVIEW #4: Bill Halter
Bill Halter, deputy commissioner of the Social Security
Administration talks about the SSA's new online services.
- The NEWS & VIEWS of Chris Farrell: Barriers to Riches
Chris Farrell answers the question, why isn't the rest of the world as rich as the United States and
Switzerland, the world's two wealthiest countries?
- BUYER'S MARKET: Best
Credit Card Rates This Week
- RESOURCES: Books
and Web sites mentioned on this week's broadcast
IRAs, with Ed Slott
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December 16, 2000
When it comes to Individual Retirement Accounts, there's something for
everyone. Workers who have no access to employer-sponsored retirement
plans may want to sign up for the traditional IRA, which is funded with
pre-tax dollars. 401(k) and 403(b) participants could be more interested
in non-deductible IRAs. And everyone should consider the Roth IRA, whose
earnings remain tax-free forever. Of course, it's not as simple as all
that. There are income and contribution limits, investment decisions,
beneficiary designations, and more. Get the straight story on this edition
of Sound Money from CPA Ed Slott, publisher of Ed Slott's IRA Advisor.
- CHRIS FARRELL INTERVIEW #1: IRAs
Get the straight story on IRAS this edition
of Sound Money from CPA Ed Slott, publisher of Ed Slott's IRA Advisor.
- YOUR MONEY MANAGER: College Savings Plans
Erica Whittlinger talks about a client's experience
with Section 529 college savings plans.
- CHRIS FARRELL INTERVIEW #2: Choosing a Financial Advisor
Chris talks with Investment Advisor magazine's Bill Glasgall
on choosing a financial advisor.
- CHRIS FARRELL INTERVIEW #3: Heather McElhatton
The third in a series of conversations with the Bohemian
Capitalist, Heather McElhatton.
- The NEWS & VIEWS of Chris Farrell: Time for a Fiscal "Ease?"
Chris Farrell says the signs that the economy is slowing are cropping up everywhere.
- BUYER'S MARKET: Best
Credit Card Rates This Week
- RESOURCES: Books
and Web sites mentioned on this week's broadcast
Year-End Investment Roundtable, with Steve Leuthold, Dr. Sung Won Sohn, and
Jane Wyatt
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December 23, 2000
The end of 1999 saw high tech stocks riding high. By mid-year, much of the
investor enthusiasm was beginning to wane. And by late fall, market
volatility had become the norm. What happened? The economy's longest
expansion in history is still chugging along, but many investors are losing
heart. Economist Sung Won Sohn, investment analyst Steve Leuthold, and
bond expert Jane Wyatt will join Chris Farrell on two Sound Money
broadcasts to share their thoughts on the performance of the markets in
2000 (part 1 on December 23) and look ahead to what's likely to happen in
2001 (part 2 on December 30). Also Chris Farrell talks with Lynne Rossetto Kasper, host of The Splendid Table about last minute food gifts for the holidays.
- CHRIS FARRELL INTERVIEW #1: Year-End Investment Roundtable
Roundtable with Steve Leuthold, Dr. Sung Won Sohn, and
Jane Wyatt.
- YOUR MONEY MANAGER: Owning a Second Home
Erica Whittlinger talks about the ups and downs of
owning a second home.
- CHRIS FARRELL INTERVIEW #2: Market Trends
Jeremy Segal of the Wharton School visits with Chris about
market trends.
- CHRIS FARRELL INTERVIEW #3: Layoffs
A look at how layoffs in Silicon Valley are effecting
workers and the economy.
- The NEWS & VIEWS of Chris Farrell: Moral Hazard
Chris Farrell talks about the Fed's decision to stay the
course
- BUYER'S MARKET: Best
Credit Card Rates This Week
- RESOURCES: Books
and Web sites mentioned on this week's broadcast
Year-End Investment Roundtable, with Steve Leuthold, Dr. Sung Won Sohn, and
Jane Wyatt
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December 30, 2000
The end of 1999 saw high tech stocks riding high. By mid-year, much of the
investor enthusiasm was beginning to wane. And by late fall, market
volatility had become the norm. What happened? The economy's longest
expansion in history is still chugging along, but many investors are losing
heart. Economist Sung Won Sohn, investment analyst Steve Leuthold, and
bond expert Jane Wyatt will join Chris Farrell on two Sound Money
broadcasts to share their thoughts on the performance of the markets in
2000 (part 1 on December 23) and look ahead to what's likely to happen in
2001 (part 2 on December 30).
- CHRIS FARRELL INTERVIEW #1: Year-End Investment Roundtable
Roundtable with Steve Leuthold, Dr. Sung Won Sohn, and
Jane Wyatt.
- YOUR MONEY MANAGER: Behavioral Economics
Erica Whittlinger talks about behavioral economics.
- CHRIS FARRELL INTERVIEW #2: Steve Wallman
Chris visits with Steve Wallman, CEO of foliofn.com.
- CHRIS FARRELL INTERVIEW #3: Private Mortgage Insurance
Roger Harrington discusses private mortgage insurance.
- The NEWS & VIEWS of Chris Farrell: Some New Year's Resolutions
Chris Farrell shares his guidelines for 2001.
- BUYER'S MARKET: Best
Credit Card Rates This Week
- RESOURCES: Books
and Web sites mentioned on this week's broadcast
