
Private credit’s moment of truth. October 2, 2026
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Welcome to Motley Fool Money, the podcast that is facing its own moment of truth, just thankfully not like private credit. I'm Scott Phillips from The Motley Fool. Here's Andrew Page, the man who put the straw in straw man, the man in straw man, the raw
in straw man, the straw in straw man. And I'm pretty much done at that point. Mr. Page, you got to come up with a new stick on this. How long have you been on me, man?
How often do I come up with a new stick? Not very often. Leapie isn't my specialty, is all I'm saying. Okay, fair enough.
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