Beating Some Index
Beating Some Index In personal finance, what matters is not beating some index. What matters is meeting your goals. Too often the investment industry confuses the two. An index is simply [...]
Beating Some Index In personal finance, what matters is not beating some index. What matters is meeting your goals. Too often the investment industry confuses the two. An index is simply [...]
Start Them Early - Roth IRA For Kids “Compound interest is the 8th wonder of the world”. While there is little evidence that Einstein actually said this, compound interest is amazing. [...]
Get The Big Things Right - Accumulation Phase Personal finance, like most things in life, is subject to the Pareto Principle which says 80% of the results come from 20% of [...]
15 Ways To Save More During January and February, we like to help clients identify proactive ways to start the year off right and save more. Perhaps you… Received a bonus [...]
We feel the pain of loss more than we feel the pleasure from gain. Because of this, we try to avoid loss. This is called loss aversion.
3 Considerations for Investing a Lump Sum of Money Investing is typically an ongoing process tied to the steady rhythm of receiving their pay. Occasionally though you may receive a larger [...]
I Bonds are currently yielding 9.62%. What are they and might they be a good place for you to save money you don't need for at least a year.
The SECURE changed the rules for Inherited IRAs. If you inherit a Traditional IRA it could cost you more in taxes. Here are some things you can do.
The proposed TSP Mutual Fund Window is too expensive for small accounts. Here are some other options to diversify away from TSP and when and how you might consider using the Mutual Fund Window.
The Thrift Savings Plan (TSP) may soon provide access to mutual funds. Based on the current proposal is it a good deal? As proposed, the fees and expenses make it a bad deal for small accounts.