What Are the Top Investing Mistakes Families Make?
Global Financial Private Capital's Mike Sorrentino discusses the most common investing mistakes families are making and how to avoid them.
7m May 25, 2016
7m
Analyst Sees Some Volatility Ahead for the Markets
Jeffrey Kleintop, chief global strategist at Charles Schwab, predicts some volatility for stocks heading into summer. He tells the Wall Street Journal there are factors such as the warmup to the election, the Fed on the cusp of raising interest rates and lackluster earnings.
6m May 24, 2016
6m
For Memorial Day, Gas Prices Should Hit Decade-Low
Gas prices on Memorial Day weekend should sit at their lowest level in more than a decade. So says GasBuddy.com's Patrick DeHaan. He talks to John Wordock about what regions should enjoy the lowest prices at the pump and why.
6m May 24, 2016
6m
Will Bickering Impact the Anthem-Cigna Merger?
Liz Hoffman and Dana Cimilluca join Paul Vigna and Stephen Grocer to discuss the behind-the-scenes bickering between Anthem and Cigna as they seek out seek regulatory approval for their landmark deal.
6m May 23, 2016
6m
Which Political Donations Are Tax Deductible?
If you're confused about what political donations are tax deductible, you're certainly not alone. Fortunately we have Wall Street Journal Reporter Laura Saunders to explain the facts and challenge any assumptions.
4m May 23, 2016
4m
Watch 2nd Quarter Data, Says Alan Gayle
We've been fixated on Fed policy minutes and their implications for interest rates. But Alan Gayle, director of asset allocation at RidgeWorth Investments,looks at upcoming trends, such as whether businesses are seeing more orders.
6m May 21, 2016
6m
How Smart are Smart Beta Investments?
As Fidelity unveils plans to enter the world of "smart beta" exchange-traded funds, Paul Vigna, Stephen Grocer, Spencer Jacob, Chris Dieterich, and Chuck Jaffe decide whether or not it's a wise investment strategy.
6m May 20, 2016
6m
Credit Card Debt on Track to hit $1 Trillion
US credit-card balances are on track to hit one trillion dollars this year. The Wall Street Journal's AnnaMaria Andriotis says credit card issuers have been aggressively marketing their plastic and consumers are less skittish about carrying debt.
8m May 20, 2016
8m
Top Money Regret: Not Saving Early for Retirement
Not saving earlier for retirement was named the biggest financial regret by 42 million Americans, according to a new survey from Bankrate.com. Greg McBride, Bankrate's chief financial analyst, has the survey details.
7m May 20, 2016
7m
Department Store Retailers' Struggles
Heard on the Street's Miriam Gottfried, David Reilly and Justin Lahart talk about whether there is any way for retail department stores to bounce back.
7m May 19, 2016
7m
A Lesson in Big PR for Small Business
Jennefer Witter, author of the "Little Book of Big PR," joins Veronica Dagher for a discussion about the best ways to promote small business and develop your brand.
6m May 19, 2016
6m
Consumers Are Keeping the Economy Out of Recession
We're coming up on four straight quarters of shrinking earnings. Mark Luschini, chief investment strategist at Janney Montgomery Scott, tells the Wall Street Journal that this would usually indicate a recession. But he says consumers have helped us avoid one.
8m May 18, 2016
8m
Taking Control of Finances With Sallie Krawcheck
Sallie Krawcheck, CEO and co-founder of Ellevest, discusses how women can take a more active role in their finances and close the gender pay gap.
7m May 18, 2016
7m
401(k) Fees: How Low Can They Go?
A growing trend that's been driving down average fees for 401(k) retirement plans is likely to continue on as employers face more pressure to monitor expenses. Wall Street Journal reporter Anne Tergesen has the latest details.
5m May 17, 2016
5m
Boockvar Sees More Downward Pressure for Stocks
The Dow and S&P 500 have fallen the last three weeks; the Nasdaq the last four. What's the next positive catalyst for stocks? Is there one? Peter Boockvar, chief market analyst at the Lindsey Group, joins John Wordock.
5m May 16, 2016
5m
Which Airline Offers Best Frequent-Flier Rewards?
Which airlines are the stingiest at offering awards values? And which are worth considering? The Wall Street Journal's Scott McCartney breaks down WSJ's annual report on airline awards.
6m May 16, 2016
6m
What Should Investors Watch This Coming Week?
Chuck Lieberman, chief investment officer at Advisors Capital Management, joins John Wordock to preview the week ahead on Wall Street.
5m May 14, 2016
5m
Should Wall Street Start to Worry About Consumers?
Major department store chains turned in disappointing earnings news this week. How should investors view the news? Cornerstone Financial Partners co-founder Jeff Carbone joins John Wordock.
7m May 13, 2016
7m
Can Donald Trump Reduce the National Debt?
Heard on the Street's Richard Barley joins Miriam Gottfried and David Reilly to discuss Donald Trump's suggestions he might reduce the national debt by renegotiating with creditors to convince them to accept less than full payment.
7m May 12, 2016
7m
McBride: You Shouldn't Bank on Rising-Rate CDs
If the Federal Reserve hikes interest rates again this year, Bankrate chief financial analyst Greg McBride says investors should look beyond just rising-rate CDs. He talks with John Wordock about other options.
7m May 12, 2016
7m
Retiring Soon? How to Get it Done in One Year
Watching Your Wealth: Wall Street Journal reporter Anne Tergesen lays out all the tips you should consider if you're thinking of retiring within a year.
6m May 12, 2016
6m
Is Saving Too Much Money Bad for the Economy?
Are people socking away too much money in the U.S. and around the globe? Anthony Valeri, investment strategist at LPL Financial, joins John Wordock to discuss what some call the "global savings glut."
7m May 11, 2016
7m
Money and Millennials: How to Give Back
Watching Your Wealth: SEI Private Wealth Management's Michael Farrell shares a lesson in philanthropy and discusses how millennials can stay on the right track to giving back by following their passion.
5m May 11, 2016
5m
Manley: Stocks Proving Resilient With Dow Near 18k
John Manley, chief market strategist at Wells Fargo Funds Group, joins John Wordock to look at what's propelling stocks as the Dow Jones Industrial Average approaches 18,000.
3m May 10, 2016
3m
Manley: Stocks Proving Resilient With Dow Near 18k
John Manley, chief market strategist at Wells Fargo Funds Group, joins John Wordock to look at what's propelling stocks as the Dow Jones Industrial Average approaches 18,000.
3m May 10, 2016
3m
What Are Best/Worst Cities for Starting Salaries?
Graduating from college? What are the best cities for starting your career and for earning the highest starting salaries? WalletHub's Jill Gonzalez joins John Wordock with details.
4m May 10, 2016
4m
When a Falling Dollar Means a Rising Stock
MoneyBeat: Paul Vigna and Stephen Grocer get insights from Ira Iosebashvili and Chelsey Dulaney on why the the falling dollar has lifted stocks in 2016.
7m May 09, 2016
7m
The Best (And Worst) States to Grow Old In
A new Caring.com report examines a variety of financial, healthcare and quality of life categories to determine the best and worst states to grow old in. Caring.com's chief caring expert Dayna Steele has the lowdown.
6m May 09, 2016
6m
What Should Investors Watch This Coming Week?
Brad McMillian, the chief investment officer at Commonwealth Financial Network, joins John Wordock to talk about the week ahead on Wall Street.
5m May 07, 2016
5m
The April Jobs Report: A Mixed Bag
MoneyBeat hosts Paul Vigna and Stephen Grocer break down the April jobs report with Hani Redha, senior vice-president of PineBridge Investments, London. Hani says the report was mixed, with disappointing job growth balanced out by rising wages.
5m May 06, 2016
5m
Dwyer: How Investors Should See April Jobs Report
Tony Dwyer, chief market strategist at Canaccord Genuity, joins John Wordock to discuss the weaker than expected April employment report. They talk about the economy, a Fed rate hike in July and investing in this climate.
5m May 06, 2016
5m
Warren Buffett Vs. Hedge Funds
Warren Buffett went on a rant against hedge funds at Berkshire Hathaway's annual meeting last weekend. Spencer Jakab talks to Miriam Gottfried and Alex Frangos about whether Mr. Buffett is right in his assessment.
6m May 05, 2016
6m
How Could Oil Impact Your Investments This Year?
John LaForge, the head of real asset strategy at Wells Fargo Investment Institute, talks to John Wordock about where oil prices are headed and how that could influence your investing in 2016.
6m May 05, 2016
6m
Two in Five Working Moms Are the Sole Breadwinners
Two in five working moms say they are the sole breadwinner of the family, but continue to earn much Less than working dads. Jennifer Grasz, vice president of corporate communications at CareerBuilder, breaks down the details from the company's annual Mother's Day Survey.
5m May 05, 2016
5m
Financial Planning for Newlyweds
Watching Your Wealth: Getting married? Before tying the knot, consider Northern Trust's John Voltaggio's financial tips first.
6m May 04, 2016
6m
Tips If You're Looking for a Luxury Vacation-Home
Searching for a luxury getaway home? Wall Street Journal real estate reporter Candace Taylor joins John Wordock with advice on stretching your vacation-home dollar.
5m May 04, 2016
5m
Where Are Stocks Heading Next in 2016?
What catalyst is needed to drive stocks the rest of the year? Chad Morganlander, portfolio manager at Washington Crossing Advisors, joins John Wordock to discuss stock trends, market volatility, Apple and auto sales.
6m May 03, 2016
6m
What Are the Best Cities for Starting a Business?
This is National Small Business Week. So what are the best cities for launching a business? Analyst Jill Gonzalez unveils a new survey by WalletHub. She joins John Wordock.
6m May 03, 2016
6m
Stocks: Should You 'Sell In May And Go Away?'
Moneybeat: Is the old stock-adage to "sell in May and go away" as smart one? Corrie Driebusch and Aaron Kuriloff break it down.
6m May 02, 2016
6m
Most Cardholders Who Ask Get a Higher Credit Limit
A Bankrate.com survey finds 78 percent of cardholders who ask for a higher credit limit receive it. But Bankrate analyst Mike Cetera tells the Wall Street Journal that only 28 percent ask for a higher limit.
5m May 02, 2016
5m
Stocks Need Improved Earnings to Rally
Weak earnings have hurt the markets in recent sessions. And Sam Stovall of S&P Global Market Intelligence says earnings will need to improve to move the markets higher. He tells the Wall Street Journal that earnings are expected to rise the latter half of 2016.
6m Apr 30, 2016
6m
Buffett-Palooza and the Berkshire Hathaway Meeting
Moneybeat: It's time for the Berkshire Hathaway annual meeting. The Moneybeat crew beaks down the investor extravaganza and all the Warren Buffett insanity.
6m Apr 29, 2016
6m
Where The Federal Reserve Stands on Rate Hikes
Brian Battle of Performance Trust Capital Partners tells the Wall Street Journal that the Federal Reserve is engaged in a tricky balancing act when it comes to the question of whether or not it should raise interest rates.
7m Apr 29, 2016
7m
Proxy Season: Pay, Perks and the Top Filing Trends
Proxies have all the juicy details about executive pay and perks--not to mention shareholder proposals. Michelle Leder, founder of footnoted*, discusses what she's been seeing in the most recent raft of proxy filings with Heard on the Street.
7m Apr 28, 2016
7m
All-Cash Homebuyers May See Big Discounts
Homebuyers who pay all cash for their houses could see big discounts. That's according to a quarterly survey by RealtyTrac. Daren Blomquist, SVP of RealtyTrac says all-cash buyers of single-family homes and condos nationwide paid an average 23 percent less than all homebuyers.
8m Apr 28, 2016
8m
How to Survive the Y.O.Y.O. Economy
Watching Your Wealth: Financial expert Ed Slott reveals what you need to know about the "Y.O.Y.O." economy, and the steps you can take to survive in it.
8m Apr 27, 2016
8m
John Petrides: What to Watch with Fed, Earnings
John Petrides, portfolio manager at Point View Wealth Management, joins John Wordock to offer advice on how to watch this week's Federal Reserve meeting. They also discuss surprises on the earnings front.
7m Apr 26, 2016
7m
A Goldman Sachs Bank for the 99%?
Moneybeat: John Carny joins Paul Vigna and Stephen Grocer to break down the details of a new public bank for Goldman Sachs.
6m Apr 25, 2016
6m
Bill Stone: Brace for "Earnings Galore" This Week
Bill Stone, chief investment strategist at PNC Asset Management Group, says this week is going to be key for the earnings season. He joins John Wordock to talk about Apple, the Fed, the Bank of Japan, and the U.S. economy.
7m Apr 25, 2016
7m
What Is Art Hogan Watching This Coming Week?
Earnings. The Fed. Updates on housing. Art Hogan, chief market strategist at Wunderlich Securities, joins John Wordock to raise the curtain on the week ahead.
6m Apr 23, 2016
6m