Do you own some stocks and bonds in your portfolio? Regular readers may know that I discourage investing in individual stocks and bonds as the lack of diversification […]
Do you own some stocks and bonds in your portfolio? Regular readers may know that I discourage investing in individual stocks and bonds as the lack of diversification […]
Bitcoin and other so-called crypto-currencies are all the rage. Even though bitcoin has recently dropped in value, it’s still higher than at the beginning of 2021 and […]
Whether to rent or buy your home is one of the eternal personal finance questions. My two cents on this topic may be counter-intuitive to more conventional […]
A couple of months ago, I weighed in the GameStop controversy that was all the rage that week. Briefly, a down and out retailer of video games […]
Developing financial literacy in kids is challenging. Given its importance, I have some suggestions for how to create good personal finance habits in our children. They may […]
For most people in most situations, a Roth retirement account is better than a pre-tax 401K or IRA, but keep in mind that either is better than […]
You may have heard of a Roth IRA conversion and are wondering (a) what it is and (b) if you should do it.
It’s a new year and maybe you’ve resolved to save more money. If so, here’s my list of the 8 or 9 best ways to do it […]
My clients and students demonstrate a range of personal finance behaviors – from stellar, to clever, to needs improvement. Here’s my list of DOs and DON’Ts to […]
2020 was insane. The US election was surreal, the COVID pandemic raged out of control, and the stock market rose 21%. (On average, stocks go up 10% […]
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