A Third Super Bowl Year for Common Stocks? Probably Not.
For more than a decade now, common stocks have fielded a powerful, winning team: declining
Scott Burns
Scott Burns is the creator of Couch Potato investing and a personal finance columnist with decades of experience. If you can fog a mirror and divide by the number "2" or make a margarita, he'll show you how to get better investment results--- and a better retirement--- with little or no effort.
Cowardly Lion Fund Picks
A handful of small, virtually unknown mutual funds may be the one of the best
Taxes and The Consumer Price Index
WASHINGTON. At the recent National Taxpayers Union Conference there was one single worry: that the
An Early Warning for Resource Consumption
I woke up in a hospital room. A nurse entered and leaned over me. Her
Dare We Use The “B” Word?
Dalantonio, Texas. Home to millions. Soon millions more. The notion of Dalantonio occurred to me
Making the Lynch All-Stock Strategy Work
The phone conversation with a harried Peter Lynch was brief. If owning a 100 percent
What A Difference A Year Makes
Peter Lynch, writing in the September issue of Worth magazine, makes a claim that
Dangerous Advice from Peter Lynch
Peter Lynch, probably the best known and most influential investor in America, is leading millions
The Invisible Tax in Social Security
The most clever tax is one that you feel but don't see. Few taxes qualify
The Bear Market Couch Potato
It’s getting a little embarrassing. Whatever the test, it seems that a very simple approach
On the Importance of Being a Dull Investor
Allow me to introduce the Couch Potato Portfolio, a surefire formula to invest your money,