
There are 90 million American workers who have collectively own $14 trillion in their 401k accounts. They face both challenges and opportunities. The largest opportunity is that their accounts are investment accounts, not savings accounts, and for the past three decades, many have grown their balances in the low double digit range. Those with the highest return have constructed portfolios that foc... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 40 | Founded | a year ago |
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This show focuses on turning ordinary 401(k) participants into engaged, informed investors. Across episodes, the host traces the shift from employer-managed pensions to participant-led accounts, highlighting how menu design, fees, and fiduciary responsibility shape long-term outcomes. A strong thread emphasizes education, practical steps, and simple, long-horizon strategies—especially broad index funds and cost-aware choices—to help listeners build retirement wealth. Unique angles include historical context, regulatory milestones, and a candid, opinionated style that blends storytelling with actionable guidance for newbies and more experienced investors alike.
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