Written by Gary Silverman, CFP®
Back when the Social Security system was first set up, the average age a person lived to was about equal to when benefits
by Gary Silverman, CFP®
This is the fourth in a series looking at a sad 15 years of investing.
We’ve been looking at how, over the last 15 years, average
Written by Gary Silverman, CFP®
Today we continue looking at a sad 15 years of investing. Recap: From 2000 through the end of 2015, the stock market has
Written by Gary Silverman, CFP®
This is the second in a series looking at a depressing decade-and-a-half of investing.
Last week I described the last 15 years
Written by Gary Silverman, CFP®
For well over two decades I’ve given advice to people on how to invest their money. One of the major points I try to make is
Written by Gary Silverman, CFP®
Automation and other technological advances kill jobs.
Case in point: Agriculture. Think of how much of the population was
Written by Gary Silverman, CFP®
Last week we briefly looked at the give-and-take between the good and bad economic effects of these very low oil prices. I
Written by Gary Silverman, CFP®
I’m not an oil expert. No matter. For the last two weeks I’ve been trying to make sense as to what has been going on with oil
Written by Gary Silverman, CFP®
Last week we began our look at the effect of low oil prices by looking back at what brought oil up to triple digit prices just
Written by Gary Silverman, CFP®
Every American knows the price of oil has dropped…a lot. This fact seems to have depressed a lot of Texans. Many in the Middle
Written by Gary Silverman, CFP®
The last two weeks we looked at why I’m not pulling money from the market even though I think we’re heading toward a recession
Written by Gary Silverman, CFP®
Last time, I started a discussion about why I stay in the market even when the indicators are pointing to a recession. I’ll
