The High Probability of Putting Safety-First
There is an ongoing discussion in personal finance about the differences between safety-first and probability-based approaches to managing money, especially […]
There is an ongoing discussion in personal finance about the differences between safety-first and probability-based approaches to managing money, especially […]
I’ve been busy the last few months enhancing the planning tool I’ve developed, R-Map Planner, and building a home for […]
In my last post, I listed some year-end housekeeping and tax items. It’s open enrollment season, so this post will […]
It’s that time of year when articles appear filled with old chestnuts about this or that task to complete by […]
In part three of this series, we discussed how to create a low-cost portfolio invested in the global economy that […]
With it’s recent awards to economists Gene Fama, Robert Shiller, and Lars Peter Hansen, the Nobel committee appears to have […]
The financial services industry is quick to turn any new investor distress into a hopefully profitable if sometimes dubious investment […]
This is a fast-paced trip through the mechanics of the global economy—what makes the wheel go round. The animations are […]
In the last few posts, we have been discussing the investment phases of a lifetime financial plan. In the first […]
In part one I discussed the four phases of a lifetime savings and investment plan and how investing during the […]