Motley Fool Answers Transcripts

As usual, our listeners came through with a raft of interesting questions.

Navigating college financial aid can be tricky. "Motley Fool Answers” can help.

Listener questions this month ran the gamut of investing and personal finance, and the Fools are happy to help.

You have questions. We have answers, and advice for straightening out your accounts, financials, fees, mortgages, and more.

Raising kids is expensive and time-consuming, but these personal-finance pointers will get you well on your way to financial health, no matter where you are in the dadding process.

In celebration of FoolFest, we're bringing three Foolish members on the show to talk about their investing history and lessons.

Our experts share some tips and guidelines for how to smooth out one of the more awkward conversations you’ll have.

It's a tale of two households this week: one, a modern couple who retired at 38; the other headed by one of America's richest revolutionaries.

Issuers want you to spend with them, and their sign-up bonuses can be pretty darn good if you know what to look for.

Find out what hope and the Wright brothers have to do with investing.

Do you think $500 is enough to start investing?

Author Douglas McCormick joins the show to talk about the different ways a family can approach its finances.

Find out about the many tools that can take the effort out of saving and investing.

We’ve got five key takeaways from the long downward slide of a blue chip giant, plus a raft of solid advice from the author of "This is the Year I Put My Financial Life in Order.”

Americans have invested trillions of dollars through these tax-advantaged accounts, but some of us aren’t getting our money’s worth.

Beth Kobliner, the author of "Make Your Kid a Money Genius (Even If You're Not)," sets us straight.

Financial health is important, but in this episode, the cast discusses what money can't buy.

Call this episode a prequel, as we dig into the backstory, consider the coming plot twists, and foreshadow how this fight between giant economies and egos is going to hit Americans in the wallet.

Some of these five giants are under fire, and given that they’ve accounted for an outsized share of S&P growth in recent years, every investor needs to keep an eye on them.

Special guest Olivia Mellan shares some important guidance on how to have the most productive money talks with your partner.