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What Erin Moriarity has said on podcasts

37 statements · 22 positive · 8 negative · 1 mixed · 6 neutral

  1. on stock-market predictionNegativeOct 6, 2026· The Long View

    Predicting stock-market movements is difficult.

    “predicting the stock market is harder than you might imagine”

    Listen at 3:42

    Open the episode · Erin Moriarity: My Dad Lost About $1.5 Million on Bad Investments. Here’s How to Avoid His Mistakes
  2. on individual stocksPositiveOct 6, 2026· The Long View

    Individual stocks can engage children in learning about investing.

    “I really like the idea of people. getting their children interested with individual stocks.”

    Listen at 3:45

    Open the episode · Erin Moriarity: My Dad Lost About $1.5 Million on Bad Investments. Here’s How to Avoid His Mistakes
  3. on financial-advisor asset thresholdsNegativeOct 6, 2026· The Long View

    Many advisors typically require around $1 million in assets or net worth.

    “a lot of advisors have this threshold of investments or threshold of assets or net worth that they would be willing to work with. And usually it's around a million.”

    Listen at 5:17

    Open the episode · Erin Moriarity: My Dad Lost About $1.5 Million on Bad Investments. Here’s How to Avoid His Mistakes
  4. on Social SecurityPositiveOct 6, 2026· The Long View

    Social Security is important and necessary for retirees.

    “I believe in the program. I think we need it. I think it is very important for our retirees.”

    Listen at 8:47

    Open the episode · Erin Moriarity: My Dad Lost About $1.5 Million on Bad Investments. Here’s How to Avoid His Mistakes
  5. on retirement portfoliosPositiveOct 6, 2026· The Long View

    Retirees can maintain their lifestyle with realistic, not necessarily multimillion-dollar, portfolios.

    “my goal is to make people feel comfortable maintaining their same lifestyle on a realistic portfolio”

    Listen at 9:20

    Open the episode · Erin Moriarity: My Dad Lost About $1.5 Million on Bad Investments. Here’s How to Avoid His Mistakes
  6. on financial educationNegativeOct 6, 2026· The Long View

    Financial information is ineffective if people cannot understand or apply it.

    “If they can't understand it, if they can't apply it to their life, it does no good.”

    Listen at 12:08

    Open the episode · Erin Moriarity: My Dad Lost About $1.5 Million on Bad Investments. Here’s How to Avoid His Mistakes
  7. on online financial claimsNeutralOct 6, 2026· The Long View

    Extreme-sounding financial claims usually warrant further investigation.

    “if something sounds too good to be true or if it sounds like it's epically awful usually that's not true and warrants further investigation”

    Listen at 13:35

    Open the episode · Erin Moriarity: My Dad Lost About $1.5 Million on Bad Investments. Here’s How to Avoid His Mistakes
  8. on short-form financial videosNegativeOct 6, 2026· The Long View

    Short-form videos generally cannot convey meaningful financial information.

    “I think it's really hard to convey anything meaningful in finance within a 60 second period.”

    Listen at 13:54

    Open the episode · Erin Moriarity: My Dad Lost About $1.5 Million on Bad Investments. Here’s How to Avoid His Mistakes
  9. on 4% rulePositiveOct 6, 2026· The Long View

    The 4% rule is a useful starting point for retirement planning.

    “I think it's a wonderful starting point.”

    Listen at 14:59

    Open the episode · Erin Moriarity: My Dad Lost About $1.5 Million on Bad Investments. Here’s How to Avoid His Mistakes
  10. on retirement financesPositiveOct 6, 2026· The Long View

    Retirement finances should adapt as life circumstances change.

    “we have to be adaptable”

    Listen at 15:33

    Open the episode · Erin Moriarity: My Dad Lost About $1.5 Million on Bad Investments. Here’s How to Avoid His Mistakes
  11. on retirement spending smileNeutralOct 6, 2026· The Long View

    Retirement spending commonly follows a spending-smile pattern.

    “I tend to believe in the retirement spending smile.”

    Listen at 16:05

    Open the episode · Erin Moriarity: My Dad Lost About $1.5 Million on Bad Investments. Here’s How to Avoid His Mistakes
  12. on retirement spending guardrailsPositiveOct 6, 2026· The Long View

    Guardrails are an effective flexible retirement-spending strategy.

    “I think guardrails are wonderful”

    Listen at 16:56

    Open the episode · Erin Moriarity: My Dad Lost About $1.5 Million on Bad Investments. Here’s How to Avoid His Mistakes
  13. on bear marketsNeutralOct 6, 2026· The Long View

    Most bear markets last less than 24 months.

    “bear markets do happen most of them are fairly short-lived i would say you know less than 24 months”

    Listen at 18:19

    Open the episode · Erin Moriarity: My Dad Lost About $1.5 Million on Bad Investments. Here’s How to Avoid His Mistakes
  14. on portfolio diversificationPositiveOct 6, 2026· The Long View

    Portfolio diversification can reduce the impact of severe market downturns.

    “If you have a diversified portfolio, it doesn't hit as hard”

    Listen at 18:36

    Open the episode · Erin Moriarity: My Dad Lost About $1.5 Million on Bad Investments. Here’s How to Avoid His Mistakes
  15. on automated retirement income transfersPositiveOct 6, 2026· The Long View

    Automated transfers can help retirees spend from investments.

    “automation can help you spend”

    Listen at 20:05

    Open the episode · Erin Moriarity: My Dad Lost About $1.5 Million on Bad Investments. Here’s How to Avoid His Mistakes
  16. on long-term-care facility useNeutralOct 6, 2026· The Long View

    About 10% of people may truly enter a long-term-care facility.

    “The number of people who truly end up in a long-term care facility. is much smaller than that. I think it's in the neighborhood of maybe 10%.”

    Listen at 22:02

    Open the episode · Erin Moriarity: My Dad Lost About $1.5 Million on Bad Investments. Here’s How to Avoid His Mistakes
  17. on long-term-care facility staysNeutralOct 6, 2026· The Long View

    Median stays are about three years in long-term-care facilities and one year in nursing facilities.

    “most people who end up in a long-term care facility, median stay is around three years. Nursing care facility, it's around one year.”

    Listen at 22:14

    Open the episode · Erin Moriarity: My Dad Lost About $1.5 Million on Bad Investments. Here’s How to Avoid His Mistakes
  18. on long-term-care facilitiesPositiveOct 6, 2026· The Long View

    Most retirees will not enter long-term-care, nursing-care, or memory-care facilities.

    “The vast majority of people who retire will not end up in a long-term care facility or a nursing care facility or a memory care facility.”

    Listen at 23:18

    Open the episode · Erin Moriarity: My Dad Lost About $1.5 Million on Bad Investments. Here’s How to Avoid His Mistakes
  19. on unpaid family caregivingNegativeOct 6, 2026· The Long View

    Unpaid family caregiving imposes economic costs through lost earnings and savings.

    “there is absolutely a cost, even though you're not seeing it come out of the checkbook”

    Listen at 24:10

    Open the episode · Erin Moriarity: My Dad Lost About $1.5 Million on Bad Investments. Here’s How to Avoid His Mistakes
  20. on staggered Social Security claimingPositiveOct 6, 2026· The Long View

    Staggered claiming can increase married couples’ lifetime benefits and security.

    “If people are married, I generally see that staggered claiming leads to higher lifetime benefits and a little bit more security”

    Listen at 27:52

    Open the episode · Erin Moriarity: My Dad Lost About $1.5 Million on Bad Investments. Here’s How to Avoid His Mistakes
  21. on Social SecurityNeutralOct 6, 2026· The Long View

    Social Security will undergo reform and benefit changes.

    “I do think Social Security will experience reform and we'll see changes.”

    Listen at 28:40

    Open the episode · Erin Moriarity: My Dad Lost About $1.5 Million on Bad Investments. Here’s How to Avoid His Mistakes
  22. on Social Security benefits for people over 50PositiveOct 6, 2026· The Long View

    People over 50 likely will not face benefit reductions.

    “I think people over 50 don't have to worry about changes to their benefits.”

    Listen at 29:09

    Open the episode · Erin Moriarity: My Dad Lost About $1.5 Million on Bad Investments. Here’s How to Avoid His Mistakes
  23. on Social Security benefits for younger workersMixedOct 6, 2026· The Long View

    Younger workers will still receive Social Security, though benefits will change.

    “I think people in my generation, 30s, I think... Benefits will change, but benefits will be there.”

    Listen at 29:13

    Open the episode · Erin Moriarity: My Dad Lost About $1.5 Million on Bad Investments. Here’s How to Avoid His Mistakes
  24. on Social Security revenuesNegativeOct 6, 2026· The Long View

    Current Social Security revenues cover about 77% of scheduled payouts.

    “which currently is about 77% of what the payouts would be”

    Listen at 29:31

    Open the episode · Erin Moriarity: My Dad Lost About $1.5 Million on Bad Investments. Here’s How to Avoid His Mistakes
  25. on younger workers’ retirement savingPositiveOct 6, 2026· The Long View

    Younger workers should save without relying heavily on future Social Security benefits.

    “I want you saving and investing in a way where you're not relying on it because I'd rather you get to retirement and say, oh, I have more than enough”

    Listen at 30:13

    Open the episode · Erin Moriarity: My Dad Lost About $1.5 Million on Bad Investments. Here’s How to Avoid His Mistakes
  26. on inflation-adjusted retirement incomePositiveOct 6, 2026· The Long View

    Inflation-adjusted lifetime income streams provide substantial value.

    “There's great value in having a reliable income stream that is inflation adjusted for the remainder of your life.”

    Listen at 31:40

    Open the episode · Erin Moriarity: My Dad Lost About $1.5 Million on Bad Investments. Here’s How to Avoid His Mistakes
  27. on annuitiesPositiveOct 6, 2026· The Long View

    Annuities have a legitimate role in retirement planning.

    “I think there is definitely a place for annuities.”

    Listen at 33:18

    Open the episode · Erin Moriarity: My Dad Lost About $1.5 Million on Bad Investments. Here’s How to Avoid His Mistakes
  28. on annuitiesPositiveOct 6, 2026· The Long View

    Annuities can help spending-averse retirees create paycheck-like income.

    “If you're truly scared to spend from your portfolio, I think it's a great way to mimic an income.”

    Listen at 33:29

    Open the episode · Erin Moriarity: My Dad Lost About $1.5 Million on Bad Investments. Here’s How to Avoid His Mistakes
  29. on annuitized portfolio allocationPositiveOct 6, 2026· The Long View

    A retiree might annuitize roughly 25%–30% of a portfolio, not all of it.

    “maybe it's 25, 30%, certainly not all of it”

    Listen at 33:40

    Open the episode · Erin Moriarity: My Dad Lost About $1.5 Million on Bad Investments. Here’s How to Avoid His Mistakes
  30. on immediate and deferred-income annuitiesPositiveOct 6, 2026· The Long View

    Immediate and deferred-income annuities generally have lower fees and complexity.

    “I would probably say immediate annuities or deferred income annuities. They have lesser fees and lesser complexity.”

    Listen at 34:03

    Open the episode · Erin Moriarity: My Dad Lost About $1.5 Million on Bad Investments. Here’s How to Avoid His Mistakes

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