

Bill Bernstein
Neurologist, investor, and author, known for his work on Efficient Frontier Advisors. He applies lessons learned in neurology to investing and shares insights on navigating uncertainty in markets.
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Jun 13, 2025 • 1h 4min
Efficient Frontier Advisors Co-Founder & Neurologist Bill Bernstein
Bill Bernstein, a neurologist turned investor and co-founder of Efficient Frontier Advisors, shares his unique career journey and how insights from neuroscience influence his investing strategies. He discusses the current economic and political landscape, emphasizing emotional control in navigating market psychology. Bill explores the significance of understanding historical contexts and psychological factors in investment decisions, offering listeners valuable perspective on uncertainties and effective long-term strategies.

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Dec 18, 2025 • 58min
WCI #450: When You Win the Game, Stop Playing with Bill Bernstein
Bill Bernstein, a neurologist-turned-financial author, shares insights on reaching financial 'enough' and the emotional shift that follows. He emphasizes the importance of matching liabilities with stable assets like TIPS and SPIAs to secure living expenses. Bernstein discusses the risks of the current market, particularly the potential AI bubble, and his cautious approach to withdrawing from investments. He encourages aligning finances with personal values, advocating for deliberate spending and long-term planning to ensure a fulfilling life after achieving financial success.
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Aug 3, 2025 • 1h 24min
The $1,000 Gift From Jonathan Clements To 18-Year-Olds | Bill Bernstein & Christine Benz | 160
Christine Benz, a finance expert from Morningstar, and Dr. Bill Bernstein, a financial theorist, discuss the groundbreaking Jonathan Clements initiative aimed at funding Roth IRAs for young adults, particularly from low-income backgrounds. They emphasize the importance of teaching financial literacy and the impact of early investments on saving habits. The program's innovative approach includes a $1,000 grant for 18-year-olds, paired with comprehensive financial education. Together, they reflect on Jonathan Clements' legacy and the role of community in fostering financial responsibility.


