How to Save in the No-Yield Economy
Should we change how we use our money? The question came to mind recently as
Year: 2010
Is It Time to Eat the Rich?
Should we eat the rich? The idea came to mind as I read the Forbes
The Amazing Half-Full Glass
OK, I’ll admit it. I’ve been practicing saying that I am 70 years old for
Take Your Pick: Low Cost or High Match?
Today’s pop quiz: Which would you rather have? A 401(k) plan with a big employer
Refinancing Is the New Equity
When it comes to debt, there are three kinds of people in America. The debt-free.
Variable Annuity Watch: They Lose, Again
The best way to make it big in a variable annuity over the last ten
The Joy of Portfolio Cooking
It has never been easier or cheaper to build a well-diversified portfolio. And you can
Future Medicare: Cheap, But Not Available
If the reports from the Trustees for Social Security and Medicare are accurate, our collective
Interest Rates Can Go Lower, But You Won’t Like It
If Lacy Hunt had to fight a duel, he would arrive armed with an arsenal
Solvent Seniors and the Matrix of Misery
Will we make it through retirement? That question dominates my email as readers try
The Epic of America, Still
In his bathtub, Napoleon decided to sell the Louisiana Territory. His goal wasn’t lofty. He