Despite pandemic, more than half of Americans are more financially confident

Chris Manderfield joins Chuck to discuss KeyBank's 2020 Financial Resiliency Study, which showed that Americans have been building up emergency savings during the pandemic, with more than half of respondents saying they could immediately cover a $2,000 emergency, up sharply from a year ago and disagreeing with a number of other prominent studies released since Covid-19 overtook the global economy. Also on the show, author Michael Fox-Rabinovitz discusses the value of investing in buying fractional stakes in collectibles like art, wine, baseball cards and more, David Trainer of New Constructs suggests that traditional mutual funds and ETFs are headed for trouble, and Michael Underhill of Capital Innovations talks infrastructure investing in the Market Call.