Part III: Total-Return Investing for Solid Construction
As we’ve discussed in the first two parts of this three-part series, we do not recommend turning to
Part II: High-Yield Bonds – Sticks and Stones Can Break You
In Part I of our three-part series on investing for retirement income in low-rate environments
Part I: Dividend-Yielding Stocks – A Straw Strategy
If ever there were an appropriate analogy for how to invest for retirement, it would be the classic fable
We try hard to make a habit of writing our own blog material, yet a fellow fee-only planner from North Carolina, Karen Keatley, wrote a great piece that we
In today’s climate of one-page financial plans, bargain-basement fund pricing and automated investment tools, you may wonder whether you still need a living
No. We don’t use the safe withdrawal rate. I do apply it as a reasonability check to your tailor made retirement solution, but it is not a point of our
As the popular media scrambles to explain the unexplainable – what is going on in the markets at the moment and how long it’s going to last – we thought we’d
In many respects, people can be their own worst enemies in their quest for financial security. When you consider that our lives are nothing more than a
Since December 2008, the U.S. Federal Reserve (the Fed) has held the federal funds rate at zero percent, seeking to bolster an ailing economy in the aftermath
Subject: A Thanksgiving Ode to the Turkey
Whether you and your loved ones gather for a traditional feast or more exotic fare, it’s hard to think about
