Motley Fool Answers Transcripts

Good financial strategy is not one size fits all, and it doesn’t stay the same for each person either. As we age, we have to adapt -- here’s how.

So much to do, so little time. But those who are willing to get organized can make it all happen.

Losing the lion’s share of your assets is awful, but when it happens, it’s often just the beginning of your troubles.

Just as you can't allocate your entire holiday plate to stuffing and pie, you need a balanced mix of assets in your retirement accounts.

Should you buy insurance? Sell a winner? Pay off low-interest loans early?

Not every Fool fan can make it to Alexandria, Virginia, for our big member shindig, so we’re bringing you one of the highlights.

This month's questions range from "war on cash" strategies to stock buyback philosophies to portfolio balance quandaries.

Keeping your focus on the long term works best.

Are you investing your money well?

Advice on how you can optimize your finances and accelerate your savings.

Bro explains why retirement planning will become even more challenging.

Platforms such as Robinhood have gamified investment. That can be addictive to kids.

And we talk about home prices.

Are you bullish? Are you bearish? Are you just trying to confuse us? (Short answers: Yes, yes, and no.)

You can’t control the markets. You can’t control when you enter the workforce. But you can and should control your estate plan.

What are robo-advisors and, more importantly, do you need one? If so, what's the cost?

And we are joined by William Bernstein, the author of "The Delusions of Crowds: Why People Go Mad in Groups."

We answer questions about 15- vs. 30-year mortgages, investing in IPOs, and more.

Step 1. Remain calm. Step 2. See step 1.

The "Motley Fool Answers" team leads you through the process and offers their best tips.