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Something More with Chris Boyd

Something More with Chris Boyd

著者： J. Christopher Boyd
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"Something More with Chris Boyd" is a financial talk show where we talk about not only those important dollar and cents issues, but also the quality-of-life issues that make the money matters matter. In addition to speaking about investment and planning concerns, we often invite guests to join us each week for new episodes & send in your questions/comments to: AMR-Info@wealthenhancement.comJ. Christopher Boyd 個人ファイナンス 政治・政府 経済学
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  • Leadership Matters; sometimes more than investors realize

    Leadership Matters; sometimes more than investors realize
    2026/04/28
    In this episode of Something More with Chris Boyd, Chris is joined once again by Brian Regan, Senior Portfolio Manager on the AMR Team at Wealth Enhancement, to explore how leadership changes—at major corporations and within the Federal Reserve—can materially influence investment outcomes. The conversation begins with high‑profile leadership transitions, including Apple's succession from Tim Cook, shifts at Berkshire Hathaway, Netflix, Starbucks, and Simon Property Group, and why investors should care not just who leads a company—but how they got there. Chris and Brian unpack what they look for in effective leadership:
    • Founder-led vs. externally hired CEOs
    • Long tenure and institutional knowledge
    • Capital allocation discipline
    • Governance structures that protect shareholders
    • The risks of concentrated control and weak oversight
    They also discuss:
    • Apple's strategic restraint in AI spending—and why that may be a competitive advantage
    • Governance failures that create "value traps"
    • Why leadership continuity often trumps flashy turnarounds
    • The coming transition at the Federal Reserve, Jerome Powell's legacy, and what uncertainty at the Fed could mean for markets
    • Why strong bank earnings are a reassuring economic signal
    The episode concludes with a candid discussion on financial advisory fees—when advisors do earn their keep, when they don't, and how good advice extends far beyond investment selection into behavioral coaching, planning, tax strategy, and risk management. A thoughtful reminder that people matter behind the balance sheets—and so does the advice you rely on.
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    31 分
  • When Power of Attorney Isn't Enough: Real‑World Estate Challenges

    When Power of Attorney Isn't Enough: Real‑World Estate Challenges
    2026/04/22
    In part two of Chris Boyd's conversation with author Beth Pinsker, they dive into the legal and logistical realities families face when a loved one declines or passes away. Beth shares firsthand stories about powers of attorney that didn't work, banks refusing access, the maze of government agencies, and the surprising complications of digital assets. One striking line from the show:
    "I thought those documents were the golden ticket… and then I went to try to use a power of attorney." They also explore estate planning, fairness vs. equality among heirs, and how to prevent family conflict before it starts. #EstatePlanning #DigitalAssets #PowerOfAttorney #ElderCare #FinancialCaregiving #FamilyPlanning #WealthManagement #SomethingMoreWithChrisBoyd
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    36 分
  • Planning for the phone call that changes everything: Financial caregiving for aging parents

    Planning for the phone call that changes everything: Financial caregiving for aging parents
    2026/04/14
    Most families don't plan for financial caregiving until they're forced into it. In this episode, Chris Boyd talks with award‑winning financial journalist and author Beth Pinsker, whose book My Mother's Money: A Guide to Financial Caregiving blends memoir and practical guidance. They explore the moment "everything changed," the early red flags families often miss, why even the "right" documents aren't always enough, and how the cost of care becomes painfully real. As Beth says: "Financial red flags come first… handling money is a complicated higher function." If you have aging parents — or expect to one day — this conversation is essential. #FinancialCaregiving #AgingParents #ElderCare #FamilyFinance #LongTermCare #CaregivingJourney #EstatePlanning #SomethingMoreWithChrisBoyd #WealthEnhancement
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    38 分
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