Do you really know the difference between assets and liabilities? Do you know the three critical segments of a tax-efficient investment portfolio, based on how the nation’s richest people allocate their investment dollars? Tax attorney Toby Mathis, author of Infinity Investing, discusses the traps contained in the U.S. Tax Code and how investors can take advantage of U.S. tax law by engaging in the practices it has been designed to reward. (04/2021)

Do you really know the difference between assets and liabilities? Do you know the three critical segments of a tax-efficient investment portfolio, based on how the nation’s richest people allocate their investment dollars? Tax attorney Toby Mathis, author of Infinity Investing, discusses the traps contained in the U.S. Tax Code and how investors can take advantage of U.S. tax law by engaging in the practices it has been designed to reward. (04/2021)

Debra Diamond left a high-profile career on Wall Street to “pursue a life of purpose and spirituality” — as well as authorship. Her latest book, in progress, will tackle intuitive investing, while her previous books dealt with lessons about death, among other topics. Diamond, who used to be regular CNBC commentator and the woman hedge fund manager, joins the program to discuss her latest work. (03/2021)

Debra Diamond left a high-profile career on Wall Street to pursue a "life of purpose and spirituality” — as well as authorship. Her latest book, in progress, tackles intuitive investing. Diamond, who used to be regular CNBC commentator, joins the program to discuss her latest work. (03/2021)

Rising business and consumer demand. Inflation. Interest rates. Choked supply chains. There are many issues potentially confronting real estate performance. Geoffrey Dohrmann, founder and CEO of Institutional Real Estate, Inc., offers his perspective on these unpredictable times. (03/2021)

Real estate investing in the era of big data
As McKinsey noted in one of its reports: Many real estate firms have long made decisions based on a combination of intuition and traditional, retrospective data. Today, a host of new variables make it possible to paint more vivid pictures of a location’s future risks and opportunities. And, one might add, the management of real estate portfolios. Joining the program to discuss how big data is being used in the real estate space today is Kurt Edwards, leader of the…

What characteristics are possessed by the most successful financial advisers? Can those characteristics be learned, or is success largely hardwired into personalities? What does human behavior tell us about the mistakes investors commonly make while working with advisers? Our guest, Michael Liersch of Wells Fargo & Co., has built his career around the development and propagation of research-based methods for helping advisers and clients collaborate in the most productive ways possible around their money and investing decisions. (03/2021)

What characteristics are possessed by the most successful financial advisers? Can those characteristics be learned, or is success largely hardwired into personalities? What does human behavior tell us about the mistakes investors commonly make while working with advisers? Our guest, Michael Liersch of Wells Fargo & Co., has built his career around the development and propagation of research-based methods for helping advisers and clients collaborate in the most productive ways possible around their money and investing decisions. (03/2021)

As McKinsey noted in one of its reports: Many real estate firms have long made decisions based on a combination of intuition and traditional, retrospective data. Today, a host of new variables make it possible to paint more vivid pictures of a location’s future risks and opportunities. And, one might add, the management of real estate portfolios. Joining the program to discuss how big data is being used in the real estate space today is Kurt Edwards, leader of the investment analytics teams at UBS Asset Management. (03/2021)

As McKinsey noted in one of its reports: Many real estate firms have long made decisions based on a combination of intuition and traditional, retrospective data. Today, a host of new variables make it possible to paint more vivid pictures of a location’s future risks and opportunities. And, one might add, the management of real estate portfolios. Joining the program to discuss how big data is being used in the real estate space today is Kurt Edwards, leader of the investment analytics teams at UBS Asset Management. (03/2021)