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The Savvy Steward
Hosted by The King Cruse Bitter Group · EN
The King Cruse Bitter Group are wealth advisors at Baird that help people become better stewards of their wealth. The Savvy Steward, from The King Cruse Bitter Group, is a series of short segments delivering timely and impactful information regarding the economy, markets, and personal finance. Robert W. Baird & Co., Incorporated. Member SIPC.
12episodes
Episodes
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Perspective Shift
Mar 2700:04:59Tap to summarizeCommentary on the economy, markets, and perspective-shift.
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Cautious Optimism
Oct 2400:05:29Tap to summarizeCommentary on the economy, markets, and tech-driven transformations.
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A Focus on Planning
Aug 800:04:59Tap to summarizeCommentary on the economy, markets, and personal finance -- and a few notes on some of our team's planning services.
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March Madness
Mar 6, 202500:06:40Tap to summarizeCommentary on the economy, markets, and personal finance -- and my March Madness pick that may age poorly.
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Post-Election
Nov 22, 202400:05:29Tap to summarizeCommentary on what matters most when it comes to personal financial decision-making (note: it isn't politics).
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Returning Renewed
Sep 26, 202400:04:39Tap to summarizeObservations on the economy and markets, then some commentary on personal finance and Par-3 golf.
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An Historical Viewpoint
Mar 11, 202400:05:29Tap to summarizeObservations on the economy and markets, then some commentary on interest rate history, what has generally happened when the Fed has cut rates, and some notes on personal finance.
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Realignment
Oct 26, 202300:05:39Tap to summarizeObservations on the economy and markets, then some notes on what the current backdrop means for personal finance.
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The Last Internet Bank of the Galaxy
Jun 26, 202300:05:37Tap to summarizeObservations on the economy and markets, then some further discussion about cash and cash equivalents.
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Cash & Cash Equivalents
May 9, 202300:06:20Tap to summarizeObservations on the economy and markets, then some thoughts on cash and cash equivalents (note: there are no easy layups).
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