A Retirement Income Special. How much money can you safely afford to withdraw each year during retirement? What’s the best asset mix during retirement years? Where can you find good affordable advice when you need it? On hand to answer such questions are three very knowledgeable guests: Jonathan Clements, personal finance columnist of the Wall Street Journal, Mary Beth Franklin, Senior Editor of Kiplinger’s Magazine and Financial Planner Mark Cortazzo.

A Retirement Income Special. How much money can you safely afford to withdraw each year during retirement? What’s the best asset mix during retirement years? Where can you find good affordable advice when you need it? On hand to answer such questions are three very knowledgeable guests: Jonathan Clements, personal finance columnist of the Wall Street Journal, Mary Beth Franklin, Senior Editor of Kiplinger’s Magazine and Financial Planner Mark Cortazzo.

How are some of the top mutual fund managers responding to the recent turmoil in the financial markets? Where are they seeing opportunities? Two long-term star fund managers, Robert Kleinschmidt of the Toqueville Fund and Ron Muhlenkamp of the Muhlenkamp Fund join Christine Benz, Morningstar's Director of Mutual Fund Analysis.There is no description for this file!

How are some of the top mutual fund managers responding to the recent turmoil in the financial markets? Where are they seeing opportunities? Two long-term star fund managers, Robert Kleinschmidt of the Toqueville Fund and Ron Muhlenkamp of the Muhlenkamp Fund join Christine Benz, Morningstar's Director of Mutual Fund Analysis.

How has the market turmoil of the summer affected the investment environment? Are the markets out of the woods, or are we in for a much longer period of corrections? On hand with their views are legendary value investor David Dreman, Chairman of Dreman Value Investors and Randall Forsyth, Barron’s Online Editor and Columnist. How is the art market reacting to problems in the credit markets? We hear from Michael Moses who keeps track of the art market from his perch at NYU’s Stern School of Business.

How has the market turmoil of the summer affected the investment environment? Are the markets out of the woods, or are we in for a much longer period of corrections? On hand with their views are legendary value investor David Dreman, Chairman of Dreman Value Investors and Randall Forsyth, Barron’s Online Editor and Columnist. How is the art market reacting to problems in the credit markets? We hear from Michael Moses who keeps track of the art market from his perch at NYU’s Stern School of Business.

The market pullback has created some buying opportunities. We talk to two value investors about what stocks they think can do well over the long term. Veteran portfolio manager Hersh Cohen runs the Legg Mason Partners Appreciation Fund and Whitney Tilson is Managing Partner of the Tilson Mutual Funds. Joining them will be Money Magazine’s Investing Columnist Jason Zweig who has a new book out – “Your Money & Your Brain? about the new science of neuroeconomics.

The market pullback has created some buying opportunities. We talk to two value investors about what stocks they think can do well over the long term. Veteran portfolio manager Hersh Cohen runs the Legg Mason Partners Appreciation Fund and Whitney Tilson is Managing Partner of the Tilson Mutual Funds. Joining them will be Money Magazine’s Investing Columnist Jason Zweig who has a new book out – “Your Money & Your Brain? about the new science of neuroeconomics.

We talk to two crack investors who search the globe for profit opportunities. Rudolph-Riad Younes runs a top international stock fund that’s been outperforming its peers for years. Kathleen Gaffney is co-manager of the legendary Loomis Sayles Bond Fund that has also outperformed the market and its peers over many years. Find out where they see the values today.
 
Guests on This Weeks Program:     
Rudolph-Riad Younes
Kathleen Gaffney
    
Program # 309
Broadcast Date: Aug 31, 2007
Running Time:  26:49

We talk to two crack investors who search the globe for profit opportunities. Rudolph-Riad Younes runs a top international stock fund that’s been outperforming its peers for years. Kathleen Gaffney is co-manager of the legendary Loomis Sayles Bond Fund that has also outperformed the market and its peers over many years. Find out where they see the values today.
 
Guests on This Weeks Program:     
Rudolph-Riad Younes
Kathleen Gaffney
    
Program # 309
Broadcast Date: Aug 31, 2007
Running Time:  26:49