Adam Grossman: Asset Allocation Is an Investor’s Best Defense
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Our guest on the podcast today is Adam Grossman. Adam’s the founder of Mayport, a fixed-fee wealth management firm. He’s also a regular contributor to Humble Dollar, the website founded by late financial writer Jonathan Clements. Before founding Mayport, Adam worked as an investment advisor or analyst at several firms, including Middleton & Company, Ballentine Partners, and MFS Investment Management. He also founded About Face Software, a social networking software firm. Adam received his undergraduate degree from Williams College and his MBA from MIT Sloan School of Management, and he’s also a CFA charterholder.
Episode Highlights00:00:00 Introduction
00:01:16 Writing for Humble Dollar and Jonathan Clements
00:05:15 How Flat‑Fee Advice Beats AUM Pricing
00:10:29 Helping Investors Stay Calm in Market Stress
00:17:30 Simple Stock/Bond Portfolios Still Work
00:22:58 How to Protect Your Portfolio Before Retirement
00:27:20 Social Security Timing: Math Versus Emotions
00:34:19 How AI Is Changing Financial Advice
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