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EPISODE · Jul 23, 2025 · 41 MIN

Simply Money presented by Allworth Financial

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On this episode of Simply Money, Bob and Brian dig into what investors should—and shouldn’t—do when the stock market keeps hitting record highs. Should you cash out or lean in? Behavioral finance, loss aversion, and portfolio strategy all come into play. Plus, hear how tools like direct indexing, buffered ETFs, and structured notes can help high-net-worth investors stay smart amid the noise. Then, a reality check on retirement: new data reveals more Americans tapping their 401(k)s early, and a growing crisis in senior housing—especially right here in Cincinnati. Are you making a dangerous assumption about what Medicare actually covers? We’ll walk through the risks of waiting too long to secure care solutions. Also in this episode: the truth about AI and investing—why even the smartest machine learning tools can't consistently beat the market, and how to actually use AI without falling for hype.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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