As spring arrives and the weather warms up, many people turn their attention to cleaning out closets and organizing their homes. According to a recent survey
To run an airline you don’t have to be an ex-pilot or ex-mechanic. You do have to know about shareholder relations, corporate finance, staffing, etc. Because of
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Twice over the last two decades I’ve talked about my retirement in this column. I figured that talking about how I was planning for my future self would be a
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But this isn’t about the movie, per se. It’s about what happened, or in my case, didn’t happen, at the end:
I should have stood.
At the end of the movie, a list
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I recently saw a snowball stand at a local event and immediately thought two things: 1) I really needed one, and 2) these are just as satisfying as a debt
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DCA is supposed to help you by mechanizing your trades so that emotions don’t take over. If you follow the process, you’ll end up buying more shares if the
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When it comes to someone having a well-rounded financial life, a few actions stand out. One is that this person puts money into their investment accounts every
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At first glance, the idea of not saving for college sounds weird for a financial guy to consider. Most people would probably answer that college is good, you
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There are areas of my life hiding in my blind spot. I can’t see them, but I’m sure something is lurking. There are also the areas in my rearview mirror; I try
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Whether you believe in empty tombs or just the chance to start over—we find grace. Not the Sunday-morning, perfect-hair kind of grace. A different kind. The
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For the past two weeks, we’ve been discussing “stuff” that happens when you plan for retirement. In week one, I discussed that even with good planning
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What makes one investor stick with their strategy through market swings while another panics and pulls out?
Often, it comes down to mindset.
Your investing
