In August, 2010, I wrote about the opposite approaches that arguably two of the most successful investors of all time have taken related to bonds. Bill […]
According to an article today (8/25/2011) on Kiplinger.com, the National Business Group on Health issued a report that shows we can expect to pay more for […]
In an article that appeared on Smartmoney.com (http://blogs.smartmoney.com/advice/2011/08/22/when-401k-loans-are-a-smart-move/) on August 23, 2011, Olivia Mitchell from the Wharton School of Business and David Wray of the Profit […]
One of the biggest financial impacts of retirement is the mind-set change that is needed to manage your portfolio. Prior to retirement, financial planners recommend having […]
Like anything related to Social Security, the rules for people who are divorced start out straight forward, but can get very complicated as your situation changes. […]
Diversification is a great way to reduce the ups and downs in your portfolio. This morning, the effects of the earthquake in Japan and related issues […]
One of the “hot button” issues with retirement plans is the Department of Labor (DOL) plan to label people that provide services to an employee retirement […]
New Social Security rules change your ability to take advantage of loopholes in the system and some strategies written about before December 8, 2010 are no longer allowed.