Displaying 7 items of More for Your Money with the tag "risk tolerance".
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Episode 45: The Investing Meltup: Understanding the Psychology of FOMO and TINA - 11/01/2025
November 1st, 2025 | 52 mins 50 secs
behavioral finance, debt, dollar cost averaging, expensive market, financial strategy, fomo (fear of missing out), great depression, high valuations, inflation, investment psychology, investor emotion, leverage, momentum investing, nasdaq, nvidia, price-earnings multiples, rational investing, risk management, risk tolerance, s&p 500, stock market meltup, stop-losses, technical analysis, tina (there is no alternative), trend investing
Join John Berkley of Uncommon Cents Investing as they share practical financial insights and strategies to help you get more for your money.
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Episode 33: The Future of Investing: AI, Productivity Gains, and Portfolio Bonds - 08/09/2025
August 9th, 2025 | 52 mins 50 secs
10-year note, ai applications, ai efficiencies, ai ethics, ai productivity gains, ai safety, ai thinking partner, artificial intelligence (ai), asset classes, asset preservation, bond market fluctuations, bond maturity, bond portfolio, bond rating agencies, bonds, capital gains taxation, cash, cds, chatgpt, client priorities, closed-end investment companies, compliance logs, corporate bonds, credit rating, credit spread, debt monetization, derivatives, equity, etfs, expensive market, federal reserve, fixed income, goldilocks market, google notebook, government bonds, government deficits, gro, growth, high-yield bonds, higher education, household accounts, income, inflation, investment process, investment products, ira bonds, job descriptions, junk bonds, market beta, market pullback, market timing, market update, microsoft copilot, momentum investing, mutual funds, nasdaq, note-taking ai, price-earnings multiple, real interest rates, reversion to the mean, risk in bonds, risk tolerance, risk-return relationship, roth ira, s&p 500, staffing, stocks vs. bonds, traditional ira, us treasury auction, volatility reduction
Join John Berkley of Uncommon Cents Investing as they share practical financial insights and strategies to help you get more for your money.
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Episode 29: Generational Insights and Practical Financial Wisdom - 07/12/2025
July 12th, 2025 | 52 mins 50 secs
401k, bitcoin risks, capital gains, compounding capital, debt avoidance, developing markets, family business model, financial advisor, financial education, financial fundamentals, financial planning, generational insights, gold, investing vs. debt, investment strategies, janesville, market trends, mortgage payoff, natural resources, portfolio diversification, rebalancing assets, risk tolerance, roth ira, tax implications, wealth management
Join John Berkley of Uncommon Cents Investing as they share practical financial insights and strategies to help you get more for your money.
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Episode 23: Insurance, Bonds, and Social Security Strategies - 05/31/2025
May 31st, 2025 | 52 mins 50 secs
attorney referrals, auto insurance, bond market, client situations, collision insurance, complexity in finance, corporate bonds, decision making, dow, estate planning, ex-spousal benefit, filing strategies, financial communication, financial planning, financial resources, homeowners insurance, insurance, investing, learning from others, liability insurance, long-term care insurance, market recap, nasdaq, problem solving, retirement planning, risk tolerance, russell 2000, s&p 500, self-insurance, simplifying finance, social security strategies, tax advisor referrals, treasuries, widow's benefit
Join John Berkley of Uncommon Cents Investing as they share practical financial insights and strategies to help you get more for your money.
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Episode 14: Navigating Market Volatility and the Looming Debt Challenge - 03/29/2025
March 29th, 2025 | 52 mins 54 secs
budget deficit, consumer confidence, david stockman, economic outlook, financial crises, fiscal policy, government spending, growth investing, historical finance, inflation, investment strategy, market analysis, national debt, pe ratio, potential bankruptcy, reagan administration, reserve currency, risk tolerance, sovereign debt, stock market, tariffs, thomas jefferson, uncommon cents investing, value investing
Join John Berkley of Uncommon Cents Investing as they share practical financial insights and strategies to help you get more for your money.
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Episode 12: Market Corrections, Risk, and Rethinking Retirement - 3/15/25
March 15th, 2025 | 52 mins 54 secs
behavioral investing, financial independence, financial planning, fire movement, investing mindset, ira strategies, janesville wi, john berkley, long-term investing, market update, more for your money, retirement strategy, risk tolerance, roth ira, sheena hanson, social security timing, stock market correction, uncommon cents investing, value vs growth, wealth building
John Berkley was joined by Sheena Hanson for an insightful and down-to-earth discussion on what recent market movements mean for long-term investors, and why strategy and mindset are more important than ever.
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Episode 9: Questions to Ask Financial Advisors - 2/22/25
February 22nd, 2025 | 52 mins 54 secs
account management, advisor fit, family-run firm, fee-based advisor, financial advisor questions, financial guidance, financial literacy, how to choose a financial advisor, investment philosophy, investment strategy, janesville wisconsin, john berkley, krista berkley, local advisor, money confidence, portfolio strategy, retirement planning, risk tolerance, third-party managers, uci, uncommon cents investing, value investing, wealth management
John Berkley is joined by his daughter and fellow financial professional Krista Berkley for a conversational and insightful episode focused on empowering listeners with the right questions to ask when meeting a financial advisor. Whether you’re just getting started or considering switching firms, Krista and John share their perspectives on investment philosophy, risk tolerance, how accounts are managed, and why fit and communication matter more than flashy sales pitches. This episode is all about giving you more confidence when choosing who to trust with your money.