Four Lessons Delivered in 2020
Sometimes, it takes years for key investment lessons to play out to the point we get to say, “See? Told…
Another year’s worth of worthy advice
Admittedly, 2020 was hardly business as usual. Still, no mere pandemic stopped us from producing another year’s worth of thoughtful…
Investing timeline in retirement (and beyond)
Welcome to December 2020. Did the past year feel both insufferably long and stunningly swift? That’s time for you. It’s…
The price we pay for investment certainty
Whether it’s pandemic infections or U.S. presidential elections, investors have been enduring at least the usual, if not higher levels…
Should I Change My Investments During an Election?
A timely reminder of why U.S. elections in particular, and politics in general, have less impact on your investments than you may hope or fear.
Three Things You and I Don’t Know About Investing
There’s never a lack of commentary on what we know about investing – or at least what we think we know. Experts…
Should investors “go defensive” in uncertain times?
Lately, the wisdom of having adequate cash reserves has been painfully hitting home for many investors. Sometimes, it has spurred…
Is Value Investing Still of Value?
I’ve often posted blogs about the perils of trying to time the market or pick individual stocks. I hope these…
Choice overload, decision fatigue, and your investments
The pandemic has made investments decision making difficult - some simple investing strategies can help you overcome choice overload and…
Are stock markets ingenious or insane?
Long Term Financial Planning Focus Can Help You Ride Out Volatile Investment Markets You’ve probably heard the expression, “crazy like…
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