Podcasts – The Wealth Recap
Forty Trillion, the Long Bond, and the Thrill of the Pull
In this episode:1. Forty trillion dollars and the Treasury's move in the bond market — what the $40 trillion milestone really means (hint: the rising...
Bets, Cash, and a Shrinking Workforce
This week we look at three systems shaping money and markets right now. First, the fast-blurring line between investing and betting: prediction markets and perpetual...
Trump Accounts Are Live, the Dollar’s Reversal, and How Earnings Season Works
This week: the new Trump Accounts for children officially launched over the July Fourth holiday, and we walk through what they are, how the money...
Why Many Borrowers Overpay on Their Mortgage, Where Inflation Actually Comes From and How We Measure It, What Leveraged ETFs Really Do, and Why Student Loans Are Following People Into Retirement
This is a holiday-shortened week, so ahead of Independence Day we take a slower look at four everyday financial systems most people deal with but...
Why the Same Procedure Can Carry Very Different Prices, What Retirement Spending Actually Looks Like, How Wealth Planning Structures Work, and a Fed That Decided to Say Less
Some weeks the headlines do the talking. This week, we look instead at four systems that quietly shape financial life — and what each one...
Strong Hiring, Stubborn Prices, and What “Depletion” Really Means
This week on The Wealth Recap: a strong May jobs report, inflation crossing 4 percent, and what the two together may mean for the path...
The $1.25 Trillion Credit Card Problem, Retirement Savings Hit a Record, the World Cup Economy, and a Policy Debate About Your Retirement Plan
Credit card delinquencies have reached their highest level since the financial crisis, with $1.25 trillion in total balances and average rates at 21%, and we...
A New Fed Chair, Why Bonds Are Competing With Stocks, Potentially the Largest IPO in History, and a Building That Lost 97 Percent of Its Value
This week: Kevin Warsh was sworn in as the new Federal Reserve Chair, and we explain what he means by a "reform-oriented" Fed and why...
Bond Yields at 2007 Levels, a Cancelled Iran Strike, AI and the Changing Job Market, and What Borrowing Costs Right Now
This week: Bond yields hit levels not seen since before the 2008 financial crisis, with the 30-year Treasury reaching 5.2% and the 10-year at 4.68%,...
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