WSJ Watching Your Wealth

Altfest Personal Wealth Management's Paul Palazzo joins Veronica Dagher to offer expert advice to listeners' personal finance questions.

Psychotherapist and confidence coach Karol Ward talks why self-esteem and money go hand in hand, and how to find the right connection between health and wealth.

Kiplinger's Dan Burrows talks what it means to be a millionaire in the United states, with a look at the common threads among small towns with big millionaire populations.

JSF Financial's Mordechai Fishman breaks down everything you need to know about investing in the movies, as well as the risk factors to consider before entering the entertainment business.

As developers move in to build new mega-mansions in Sag Harbor, the Wall Street Journal's Leslie Brody discusses how residents are pushing to preserve their sense of community in the popular New York summer spot.

Cappex.com's Mark Kantrowitz answers listener questions about student loans and offers key insight in financially planning for the future.

Hedge-fund managers have accumulated offshore gains without paying federal and state taxes for years. Now Uncle Sam wants to get paid. The Wall Street Journal's Greg Zuckerman has the details.

The Wall Street Journal's Lettie Teague breaks down today's most popular wines, and explains how to spot the difference between current wine-fads and lasting trends.

Ameriprise's Marcy Keckler discusses the most common financial disputes that arise among siblings, and breaks down the best ways families can communicate to overcome them.

Fiduciary Trust's Jody King breaks down the financial steps to take when your child turns 18, with a look at the key issues that come into play when they become an adult.

Kathleen Dunlap, CEO of Girls Who Invest, talks how more firms are looking to attract young female investors, and breaks down the biggest challenges in getting them interested in financial careers.

With cyber-crime on the rise, the wealthy remain a prime target for hackers. K2 Intelligence's Jordan Arnold breaks down the key things to consider when trying to stay safe.

Univest Wealth Management's David Geibel breaks down key tips for millennials who want to break free from their parents, with a look at the most common misconceptions about living at home, and how to set a manageable time frame for moving out.

Courtney Jespersen, retail expert and personal finance writer at NerdWallet, offers key shopping tips and breaks down the best big ticket purchases this summer.

The Wall Street Journal's Jason Zweig talks how it's the little things that can ultimately improve your investment outlook -- in a more colorful and optimistic way.

Adrienne Penta, co-founder of the Center for Women & Wealth at Brown Brothers Harriman, talks about the funding gap that exists for women in business, and what female entrepreneurs can do to bring in more money for their companies.

The Brewers Association's Bart Watson talks about the rapid growth the craft brewery market is seeing, and breaks down everything you need to know if you're thinking about investing in craft beer.

Roofstock's Gary Beasley breaks down the top cities people are currently investing in, and what you need to consider if you're thinking of buying real estate in a popular new area.

Northern Trust's John Voltaggio discusses the variations on the types of life insurance people use, and the best way to determine which one best suits your needs.

RBC Wealth Management's Darla Kashian discusses how to talk to your kids about financing their wedding, from setting a budget to executing a financial plan.

Morningstar's Sarah Newcomb discusses why some wealthy people feel financially vulnerable, and explains how to feel more in control with better "financial health."

Tax and estate lawyer Wendy Hartmann breaks down what LGBT couples need to know about estate planning, including the determining factors of needing an estate plan, and how execute that plan financially.

Allianz Life President and CEO Walter White discusses how as America ages, elder fraud is becoming far more common. Plus, what caregivers can do to prevent financial abuse.

Town & Country's Klara Glowczewska talks the newest trends in luxury travel this summer, as well as key tips to consider when traveling abroad.

Spectrem's George Walper discusses how wealthy women define being rich and what financial and personal security ultimately mean to them.

Watching Your Wealth host Veronica Dagher talks with Brad Stewart, CEO of XOJet, about how we have evolved from strict ownership to a sharing economy - including yachts and jets.

Teaching your family history to your children ties in closely to wealth, says Michael Cole of Ascent Private Capital Management. He tells Watching Your Wealth's Veronica Dagher that family history is where our values come from.

Veronica Dagher, host of Watching Your Wealth, talks with Laura Doyle of Chubb about opening your own private art museum.

Jonathan Mordoch, co-author of "The Financial Diaries: How American Families Cope in a World of Uncertainty," discusses what wealthy families can learn from families of lesser means.

The Wall Street Journal's Anne Tergesen discusses emerging concepts and specializations within the evolving new trends of socially responsible investments.

The Wall Street Journal's Michael Wursthorn discusses why financial advisers tend to switch firms, and offers tips on what clients can do should their adviser change jobs.

Fairfield Financial Advisors' Jane King offers expert financial tips for blended families, including when to begin talking about money with your partner, and whether or not to consider a prenuptial agreement.

As the successor to his own family business, Marc Stefanski, CEO of Third Federal, breaks down key succession tips for a family business, and how to best hand off the reins to the next generation.

Vanguard founder and investing legend Jack Bogle gives expert advice for folks looking to retire soon. Plus, key investing tips for millennials and insight on how to stay the course despite constant market uncertainty.

Adam Johnson, Director at the Kentucky Bourbon Trail at Kentucky Distillers' Association, talks all things bourbon, including how to host a quality tasting party.

Adam Lipsic, Partner at Hersh Mannis, discusses the main reasons people use private judges and breaks down everything you need to know about hiring one.

As more millennials in their thirties start helping their parents with money, JoycePayne Partners' Michael Joyce talks about what to consider and how it makes the most sense financially.

Natixis Global Asset Management's Marina Gross breaks down the main risks and opportunities investors are facing in the market's current climate.

Even though active mangers often say otherwise, the Wall Street Journal's Jason Zweig explains how history proves that stock pickers will under-perform market averages.

Waldron Private Wealth's Matt Helfrich answers the age old question of how much is enough money to give to your children, and talks the importance of having a financial plan in place that is easy to execute.

On the heels of this year's Kentucky Derby, Matt Helfrich, president of Waldron Private Wealth, discusses the overall costs involved in owning a horse, and offers key vetting tips.

The Wall Street Journal's Michael Wursthorn talks about why figuring out how to pay your financial adviser can be so confusing, and breaks down exactly how much your adviser should ultimately get.

Psychotherapist and leadership coach Don Nelson talks about the hurdles that crop up in the face of success and how to handle the feelings that accompany that success.

Savingforcollege.com's Brian Boswell breaks down all things 529 savings plans including what to consider first if you're thinking about one, and key tips on how to financially manage your withdrawals.

McManus & Associates' John McManus discusses the red flags your children may be taking advantage of you financially and how to better communicate with them about money.

Francis Financial's Stacy Francis breaks down why women (and men) tend to feel anxious about their finances, and key steps we can take to feel more financially confident.

With the 2017 NFL Draft in tow, Drew Hawkins, Head of Morgan Stanley's Global Sports & Entertainment practice, offers key money advice for future NFL stars, and breaks down the best financial strategy to follow after receiving a multi-million dollar NFL deal.

Amid the highly anticipated 2017 NFL Draft, former New York Jet Bart Scott offers financial tips to NFL draft prospects.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

This tax season, CBIZ's Bill Smith breaks down the precautions you need to take to reduce your chances of being audited.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

American College of Financial Services' Jamie Hopkins discusses the concept of digital assets and how you can best digitally manage your estate.

Altfest Personal Wealth Management's Paul Palazzo joins Veronica Dagher to offer expert advice to listeners' personal finance questions.

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.

Miracle Mile Advisors' Duncan Rolph discusses how to handle an unexpected large inheritance -- and how to make sure it lasts.

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.

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.

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.

Cappex.com's Mark Kantrowitz discusses why we don't have a student debt problem so much as a college completion problem, and how to avoid borrowing too much when it comes to student loans.

Speak Up World's Jennifer Wilkov discusses why it's so difficult for people to speak up about finances and talks about the steps you can take to feel better about communicating about money.

Career coach Win Sheffield explains why smart networking is one of the keys to increasing wealth, with a look at the best ways to build relationships and which common mistakes to avoid.

Alexa von Tobel, founder and CEO of LearnVest.com, explains why 68 percent of Americans in relationships say that finances cause more tension with their partner than their sex life does, and offers key advice on how to best communicate about money.

Sun Group Wealth Partners' Winnie Sun talks about how the wealthy use diversification to build on their wealth, and how to go about doing so through your investments.

Cappex.com's Mark Kantrowitz discusses the concept of feeling burdened by student debt and what you can do if a short term financial difficulty prevents you from paying back student loans.

Divorce lawyer and author Jacqueline Newman talks why this time of year is known as "Divorce Season," and why the wealthy often have different issues to contend with than others.

TIGER 21's founder Michael Sonnenfeldt talks the differences between treating your children equally and equitably -- and how to carefully manage these practices to avoid potential ramifications.

JSF Financial's Jeff Fishman joins Veronica Dagher to discuss what's typically covered in a standard prenup, and when the right time may be to consider one.

The Wall Street Journal's Anne Tergesen discusses how to get conflict-free retirement advice, with tips on how to make sure you get the best fiduciary advice if the government doesn't help.

Sportscasting legend Brent Musburger discusses the secrets to his success in the business of broadcasting, and why he's betting on his Vegas Stats & Information Network, a new streaming platform dedicated to sports gambling.

Business lawyer and founder of Business Exponential Nina Kaufman talks the most common mistakes owners make when selling their small business, and what you can do to avoid them.

Chris Voss, Founder and CEO of the Black Swan, talks about his past work as a kidnapping negotiator for the FBI and offers safety advice for wealthy travelers who are often overseas.

The Wall Street Journal's Bill Power explains the Super Bowl Predictor and what it means for your investments.

Flexjet's Megan Wolf talks what it's like taking a private jet to the Super Bowl, how private jet travel can be an overall economic indicator, and what demand is like this year.

Michelle Smith, CEO of Source Financial Advisors, talks about the signs that may indicate your spouse is looking for a divorce, and how to use your instincts to navigate through the potential red flags.

Kimberly Foss, president and founder of Empyrion Wealth Management, discusses the issue of financially supporting a loved one repeatedly, and how to break the vicious cycle of financial enabling.

The Wall Street Journal's Michael Wursthorn talks the latest shifts going on the brokerage industry, and what they mean for your bottom line.

The Wall Street Journal's Jason Zweig discusses new research which shows how the confidence of others can influence our decisions, and how to avoid acting on the assertions of our peers when investing. Plus, a look at what Dow 20000 means in the long run for investors.

Looking to buy a home? Ray Rodriguez, Regional Mortgage Sales Manager at TD Bank, provides key tips to consumers gearing up for home-buying in 2017.

The Wall Street Journal's Anne Tergesen talks about why it's so easy to put off saving for retirement, and explains how prioritizing expenses can help with getting motivated.

Jonathan Mariner, former MLB CFO and founder of TaxDay, talks about why it's so attractive for some states to go after mulit-state taxpayers and outlines what you can do to avoid getting audited.

Atlas Real Estate Group's Ryan Boykin talks how economics play into season real estate discounts and offers tips on how to take advantage of them.

Yvette Butler, President of Capital One Investing, discusses the most common financial resolutions people make every year, and offers key advice on how to stick to them.

Bone Fide Wealth's Douglas Boneparth explains why working various jobs has become so appealing to millennials and how to best transition into the gig economy from a full time job.