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Money Matters With Wes Moss

Money Matters With Wes Moss

Di: Wes Moss
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 Since its debut in 1992, Money Matters was created to deliver objective and timely financial advice on WSB, Atlanta's legendary, award-winning news/talk radio station. Now, in addition to airing weekly on WSB, Money Matters is available as a podcast, tailor-made for both modern retirees and those still in the planning stages. Hosted since 2009 by Wes Moss — CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™, best-selling author, Forbes contributor, and managing partner at Capital Investment Advisors in Atlanta — and backed by the Retire Sooner Team, the Money Matters podcast aims to continue the show's legacy of demystifying retirement finances. From dissecting the latest financial news to offering personalized answers to listener questions, the goal of Money Matters is to keep you informed and empowered. Our focus? Providing clear, actionable advice without the financial jargon to help 1 million families retire sooner and happier. Join us in this exciting new chapter, and let's journey toward a financially secure and joyful retirement together.Copyright 2024 Economia Finanza personale
Episodi
  • The Market’s Wall of Worry: AI, Geopolitics, Inflation & Long-Term Context

    The Market’s Wall of Worry: AI, Geopolitics, Inflation & Long-Term Context
    Apr 28 2026
    Markets rarely wait for perfect news, and this episode of the Money Matters Podcast helps connect the headlines to what may matter over time. Wes Moss and Connor Miller cut through the noise, tying together geopolitics, AI, and economic data to provide context for long-term investors, not predictions or guarantees. • Follow how markets have historically moved higher despite geopolitical tension, while recognizing that past performance does not guarantee future results. • See how rebounds after selloffs have occurred in some historical periods and why some investors may miss them. • Assess how earnings trends and labor market conditions may be contributing to recent market resilience. • Connect artificial intelligence growth and big tech shifts to market performance and workforce changes. • Compare today’s environment to historical patterns and review what S&P 500 earnings, margins, and sector leadership may indicate about the broader landscape. • Understand inflation through measures such as trimmed CPI, and consider how rising prices may affect retirement income over time. • Reflect on leadership transitions at a major tech company, including the soon-to-be-retired CEO’s tenure, in a long-term business context. • Consider how personal financial decisions, including relationship dynamics, may influence long-term financial outcomes. For perspective grounded in history and current data, this episode offers context to help inform your financial decisions. Listen and subscribe to the Money Matters Podcast for ongoing, context-driven insights.
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    35 min
  • What’s Driving the Market Right Now? Volatility, Fed Policy & Investor Behavior

    What’s Driving the Market Right Now? Volatility, Fed Policy & Investor Behavior
    Apr 21 2026
    Make sense of a market that never seems to slow down as Wes Moss and Jeff Lloyd connect the dots between headlines, history, and investor behavior. This episode of the Money Matters Podcast puts market swings, S&P 500 highs, inflation, and Federal Reserve policy into a steady, long-term perspective. See how geopolitical tensions, election cycles, and nonstop news may stir stock market volatility, and compare the recent rebound, including an 11-day return to all-time highs and a wave of 2026 S&P 500 records, to patterns seen over decades. Understand what the VIX (Volatility Index) and shifting investor sentiment may signal, from moments of panic to the relief that has been associated with rebounds. Put everyday finances into context by looking at 2026 tax refunds, rising gas prices, and how households tend to adjust spending. Connect Federal Reserve policy, inflation targets, and potential Fed Chair nominee Kevin Warsh’s diversified holdings across AI, fintech, biotech, private equity, and youth sports to the broader economic picture. Explore how private equity may be influencing areas like youth sports and how companies like Allbirds are pivoting toward artificial intelligence to keep up with changing trends. Looking for a calmer, more grounded way to think about today’s markets? This episode is for you. Listen and subscribe to the Money Matters Podcast for more context-driven conversations each week.
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    35 min
  • Markets Are Loud. Here’s What Actually Matters: Volatility, AI, Jobs & Your Retirement Plan

    Markets Are Loud. Here’s What Actually Matters: Volatility, AI, Jobs & Your Retirement Plan
    Apr 14 2026
    Markets moving fast? Headlines getting loud? Take a step back and see the bigger picture in this episode of the Money Matters Podcast. Wes Moss and Connor Miller break down what’s happening across the economy, markets, and retirement planning so you can focus on what matters to you. • Understand how Middle East tensions, shifting sentiment, and sharp market rallies, including an approximately 82% surge, have historically shown up during uncertain moments, not clear turning points, though past performance does not guarantee future results and may not indicate future market direction. • Examine oil prices, energy stocks, and sector shifts to see how today’s market environment compares to past cycles. • Review major economic moments, from COVID-19 stimulus to tariff changes, and consider how markets have responded over time. • Explore how artificial intelligence and innovation are gaining attention as potential long-term drivers of growth, though outcomes are uncertain and subject to change. • Analyze consumer spending, wage growth, inflation, and dividends through the lens of retirement income planning. • Clarify what’s really happening in the labor market by looking beyond headlines to youth employment trends, job turnover, and deeper data beneath the surface. • Evaluate how dividend-paying stocks have historically fit into diversified portfolios (though are not guaranteed), especially for income-focused investors. • Assess high-end housing markets where limited supply and strong demand continue to shape prices. • Reframe your financial game plan by focusing on adaptability, diversification, and long-term decision-making, which should be aligned with your individual goals and risk tolerance. Take the emotion out of investing and refocus on a steady, long-term approach. Listen and subscribe to the Money Matters Podcast for clear, educational context to help inform your financial decisions over time.
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    36 min
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