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Reality Radio for a really great future.

We're talking real money.

Welcome to Talking Real Money on a very strange podcast week.

But we're back on track now.

I'm Don McDonald sitting here in my Florida studio.

Right over there is Tom Cock sitting in his office in Washington.

I'm the only guy who's wear headphones anymore now. You get, you get rid of the headphones.

You look like a regular person. I'm in a studio, so I have speakers in the studio. You, on the other

end, do not. I know. But, you know, it hides your ears, which is fine. Which is probably good.

If I can figure out other body parts, I could hide, that might help too, but that's a whole other thing.

Well, those are below camera. Thankfully, yeah. Below the camera angle. Glad you could join us for this

edition of talking real money. Today, we're going to, of course, talk about money and answer some of your questions

that come in at 855-935 Talk or via our website, Talking Real Money.com. But first, this is a subject

we've talked about before. You know what a balanced portfolio is, right? It is 60% stocks, 40% bonds, broadly diversified.

It used to be the S&P 500.

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