WSJ Watching Your Wealth

Covering all the investment and retirement planning advice you need, the Watching Your Wealth podcast keeps you on top of your future. Join Veronica Dagher and other experts as they offer financial tips for building and keeping your wealth.

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Former NY Jet Bart Scott's Financial Tips to NF...
Amid the highly anticipated 2017 NFL Draft, former New York Jet Bart Scott offers financial tips to NFL draft prospects.
11 min
52
How to Join a Nonprofit Board
Exponent Philanthropy's Henry Berman discusses how to go about joining a nonprofit board, including the right questions to ask and how to best prepare for possible challenges. Plus, key advice for organizations that want to get more millennials on their board.
12 min
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Why Losses Can Be Good For Your Portfolio
CIO of Parametric Paul Bouchey discusses why losses can actually be a good thing for your portfolio and how to take advantage of them for your benefit.
7 min
54
How to Minimize Conflict in Family Business
Northern Trust's Claudia Sangster talks the biggest sources of conflict in a family business, and how to best minimize the unintended consequences of working with loved ones.
10 min
55
Why Seniors are Struggling with Student Loan De...
Ascensus College Savings' Peg Creonte discusses why parents and grandparents should think twice about co-signing for a student loan, and why a 529 may be a solid option to utilize.
12 min
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Got Credit Card Debt? Here's How to Help Manage...
TD Bank's Julie Pukas discusses how families of all wealth levels struggle with credit card debt, and how to strategize the best plan to start paying it off.
11 min
57
How To Efficiently Pay Your College Expenses
Fox College Funding's Deborah Fox breaks down the components to an effective college funding plan and how to pay for your expenses as efficiently as possible.
10 min
58
Financial Steps Women Need to Take After Divorce
Stacy Francis, president and CEO of Francis Financial, talks the first financial steps women need to take after a divorce, and how to plan out exactly what to ask for in the future.
9 min
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Everything You Need to Know About Investing in ...
The Wall Street Journal's Paul Vigna breaks down all things bitcoin with a primer on the new digital currency and what you should know if you're thinking about investing.
18 min
60
What Trump Taxes Could Mean For You
With Donald Trump claiming he wants to lower the top income tax rate, financial expert Ed Slott talks the potential changes in store, and what they could mean for you and your taxes.
11 min
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How Apps Can Help You Save More for Retirement
The Wall Street Journal's Anne Tergesen talks about how employing apps to budget money and save more are on the rise and breaks down which ones can help you best save for retirement.
10 min
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How to Make Your Child a Money Genius
Beth Kobliner, author of "Make Your Kid A Money Genius (Even If You're Not)" discusses how parents can best start a conversation about money with their children, and breaks down the most productive ways to inform them about finances.
12 min
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How to Reduce Your Risk of Being Audited
This tax season, CBIZ's Bill Smith breaks down the precautions you need to take to reduce your chances of being audited.
11 min
64
Key Tax Tips for Your Student Loans
College Ave Student Loans' Joe DePaulo breaks down everything you need to know about student loans and taxes, including key tips on deducting the interest paid on loans when filing.
8 min
65
What Does it Really Cost to Raise a Child?
NerdWallet's Amy Danise discusses how much it typically costs to raise a newborn baby and breaks down some financial tips for new and expecting parents.
8 min
66
How Coping With Illness Impacts Financial Plann...
Advise Finance's Rose Swanger breaks down everything you need to know about how to plan financially when you've been diagnosed with a serious illness.
10 min
67
Should Children Inherit Assets Jointly or Separ...
Meltzer Lippe's Avi Kestenbaum discuses how to best go about managing your children's inheritance, and whether they should receive assets jointly or separately.
12 min
68
Buying an Investment Property? Here's What to C...
MMD Realty's Michelle Farber Ross talks how to identity exactly what you're looking for in an investment property and how you can best organize your finances to attain one.
9 min
69
How to Manage Your Digital Estate Plan
American College of Financial Services' Jamie Hopkins discusses the concept of digital assets and how you can best digitally manage your estate.
10 min
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Paul Palazzo Answers Your Personal Finance Ques...
Altfest Personal Wealth Management's Paul Palazzo joins Veronica Dagher to offer expert advice to listeners' personal finance questions.
19 min
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What to Do If You're Married to a Big Spender
With money one of the major stressors in relationships, Wealth Enhancement Group's Kevin Meehan discusses how to best communicate to a partner who may be spending too much.
11 min
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How to Handle a Large Inheritance
Miracle Mile Advisors' Duncan Rolph discusses how to handle an unexpected large inheritance -- and how to make sure it lasts.
9 min
73
How to Plan for Retirement When You're Self-Emp...
The Wall Street Journal's Anne Tergesen discusses the challenges people who are self-employed face when planning for retirement, and the benefits and options available to them.
8 min
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How to Protect Yourself Against Tax I.D. Theft
The Wall Street Journal's Tax Report columnist, Laura Saunders explains how tax identity theft happens, and what you need to know about how to protect yourself.
7 min
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How to Make Your Home Feel More Cozy
As an emerging Danish concept gains popularity in the U.S., Heather Higgins of Higgins Design Studio discusses how to bring happiness into the home through coziness and comfort.
7 min