As anyone would have expected, the extraordinary convergence of extreme stock market volatility, low interest rates, fluctuating home values, diminished
There’s a reason we refer to our strategy for building durable, long-term wealth as evidence-based investing. There are a number of other terms we could use
One of the principal tenets of investing is that no one single investment is right for everyone. Every investment has certain characteristics, risks, and
Barry Ritholz (of The Big Picture and a Sunday Business columnist at The Washington Post) recently contributed Investors’ 10 most common mistakes to The
In the medical profession, physicians practice according to a familiar standard: “First do no harm.” There should be a similar level of commitment for anyone
The purchase of a life insurance policy will never make most peoples’ top ten list of favorite things to do. After all, there is a lot not to like in the whole
Sarcasm
Do you make bad decisions when your portfolio goes down? What if there was a way to automate the decision so that your emotions wouldn’t get in the
If you have read any literature on retirement planning or have received advice from a financial professional, chances are you were presented with the 70% rule
My Thoughts on Buy, Hold and Sell by Ken Moraif
There are great books on personal finance and investing by financial planners. Larry Swedroe, Nick Murray and
