How History Can Inform Your Financial Planning | Money Moves with Jill Schlesinger

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Jill Schlesinger invites historian Joseph Moore onto her show Money Moves to discuss how historical trends in personal finance over the past 300 years can inform current financial planning strategies. The episode focuses on revealing surprising and timeless insights about money and markets through a unique, interview-based format rather than following its usual structure.

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On the latest episode of Money Moves with Jill Schlesinger on 2026-10-22, financial experts Jill Schlesinger and Mark deviate from their usual format to interview historian and author Joseph Moore. Moore discusses how personal finance in America has evolved over 300 years but argues that some core beliefs about money and markets remain relevant today. The episode aims to provide listeners with unexpected historical insights into modern financial planning, suggesting that understanding the past can inform current strategies.

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