The Fed, AI, and Inflation
Tyler and Shannon discuss the Fed's most recent decision, new inflation data, and artificial intelligence.

Tyler and Shannon discuss the Fed's most recent decision, new inflation data, and artificial intelligence.
Ray and Jayme review the basic legal documents everyone should consider for protecting themselves, their wealth, and to ease the transfer of wealth onto heirs. The discussion inculdes some commonly overlooked important wording for today's increasing digital life.
Tyler and Shannon discuss the Fed, the market, and answer questions for our listeners.
Co-hosts Kurt Carlson and Brian Koble do a market "check-up" and look at a key provision of the new tax law: State and Local Tax (SALT) deductions. Plus, they answer listener questions.
Co-hosts Amy Riley and Tyler Vallano recap the second quarter, introduce the new One Big Beauitful Bill Act and its impact on your financial planning, and answer a listener's question about changes to Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD) reporting.
Kurt Carlson and Brian Koble discuss how to navigate your portfolio through times of geopolitical crisis. Plus, recent market developments and questions from listeners like you.
Tyler Vallano & Shannon Barry discuss the Iran Israel conflict, The Fed meeting, and focusing on what you can control vs. the noise in the markets that you can't.
In this week's show, Jayme Meredith updates the markets for the week of June 9th then discusses some interesting deveopments in the US Treasury market that investors may be interested in exploring. Jayme closes the show with some advice and discussion on non-US investing.
Co-hosts Amy Riley and Tyler Vallano discuss recent data, backed by recent surveys, on how Americans are adjusting their financial habits in response to rising costs, economic uncertainty and shifting priorities.
Co-Hosts Kurt Carlson & Brian Koble highlight the recent tax bill, review market developments, and discuss wisdom from Ancient Greece than can help investors today.
Shannon and Tyler discuss the recovery in the market over the last few weeks, setting realistic expectations for your financial plan, and answer questions from our listeners.
Co-hosts Amy Riley and Ray Ballantine recap this week's market movers, explore key investment themes for navigating 2025, and answer listener questions to help you stay on track with your financial goals.
Jim and Jayme talk about some actions that you can take when the markets are down.
Kurt Carlson and Brian Koble discuss "What to Know and What to Do" when it comes to recent market volatility. Plus, how developments in Washington have impacted the municipal bond market (spoiler alert: we see opportunity).
Co-hosts Amy Riley and Tyler Vallano kick off this week's episode with a market update, covering the latest headlinds and what's moving the markets. Then, we dive into the data behind double-digit returns in the market - how often they actually happen and what that means for long-term investors. We wrap things up by answering listener questions on investing, strategy, and market trends.
Co-hosts Kurt Carlson and Brian Koble discuss how investors should think about tarriffs. Plus, how to build a portfolio that helps you sleep at night. Finally, why "buying low" is psychologically difficult...and how to address it.
Jayme Meredith and Ray Balantine discuss the volatile week in the markets, an update on Long Term Care payment options, and a deep dive into President Trump's Liberation Day tariff announcement that rocked the markets.
Jayme Meredith and Amy Riley start off this episode with comments from the markets this week. Jayme and Amy then discuss annuties. They review what annuities are, common questions, and considerations to keep in mind. They then share ideas of when annuities could make sense to own as a piece of your overall portfolio.
Hosts Shannon and Tyler discuss the current market environment, the disconnect between media headlines and market performance, and answer your questions.
Co-Hosts Ray Ballantine and Brian Koble discuss how Washington headlines are affecting Wall Street, and how investors can respond.
On this weeks show, Host: Jayme Meredith reviews a rocky week in the markets, discusses strategies to help your children or grandchildren for retirement, and answers your listener questions.
Co-hosts: Brian Koble and Kurt Carlson discuss how to avoid a "family feud" through proper estate planning. Plus, they discuss the news of the day and answer questions from listeners like you.
Co-Hosts: Amy Riley & Tyler Vallano discuss how they have seen diversification cycles change over the years and what they are seeing today, the latest market updates, and lastly answer listener questions.
Jayme Meredith covered the week in review while Ray Ballantine and Jim Meredith extend the conversation on Long Term Care, talking about senior living facilities. Then Ray and Jim answer your listener questions.
Co-Hosts: Kurt Carlson and Brian Koble discuss the news of the week and answer your questions. Plus, they discuss 10 investing lessons for grown-ups taken from classic children’s literature.
In today’s show Co-Hosts: Ray Ballantine and Jayme Meredith update listeners on a crazy market week and on the big FED decision on interest rates. Ray and Jayme talk about long term care and why everyone should be having the conversation about the risks and some steps people can take to mitigate some of those risk. We end with your listener questions.
On this week's show, Co-Hosts: Amy Riley & Jayme Meredith discuss how to handle market volatility, how often it happens, last weeks market updates, and answer questions from listeners like you.
Co-Hosts: Tyler and Shannon discuss the most recent inflation report, they discuss goals for 2025, and answer questions from our listeners.
Co-Hosts: Kurt Carlson and Brian Koble discuss the market outlook for 2025. Plus: money-savvy moves for new parents and grandparents. As always, they answer your questions.
Join Co-Hosts: Jim and Jayme Meredith for a recap of the last week of 2024, a review of important tax and rule changes for investors and retirees need to be aware of in 2025, and Jim’s key investor theme’s for 2025.