How much do I need to retire?
Retirement planning is not one size fits all. Everyone’s financial situation and goals are different. While there is no one magic number to answer this question for everyone, it is…
November 21, 2014
What Feels Natural Is Often The Opposite of Successful Investing Behavior
In investing, what feels natural can often steer us very much in the wrong direction. Follow your emotions and follow the crowd, and typically you’ll be led to perform the…
November 12, 2014Patience Pays Off for Long-Term Investors
In October, we saw a global pullback in the stock market. This prompted a flurry of media hype that spooked many investors. Flooded with headlines touting things like “Global Growth…
November 6, 2014Traditional vs Roth IRA
As you prepare for retirement, understanding the difference between a traditional vs Roth IRA will help you make the most of your wealth. So what is a Roth IRA, and…
October 30, 2014The Surprising Key To Successful Long Term Investing
Here’s an investing riddle: two investors start investing with the same portfolio and the same time horizon of twenty years. One investor reads market news constantly and checks their accounts…
October 23, 2014Market Fluctuations: The Best Reaction Might Be No Action
The best tools for success in investing are: a sound strategy that fits your financial situation and your long-term goals; a diversified portfolio of global equities, fixed income, and commodities;…
October 16, 2014Investing Over Time: Your Strongest Asset
Strategic investing means taking on an appropriate amount of smart risk within a well-diversified portfolio of stocks, bonds, and commodities. A wise investor takes an appropriate amount of smart risk…
October 7, 2014Strategic Investing, Despite the Hype
Often, investors allow emotion to overwhelm logic, which drives irrational investing behavior. Certain investments may rapidly climb higher and higher, with a momentum that is fueled by the very hype…
October 1, 2014