Better Spending Consumption Smoothing Couch Potato Investing My (Innocent) Mexican Drug Run EL PASO. Like an odd shaped piece that completes a jigsaw puzzle, the city of By Scott Burns / January 30, 2005
Couch Potato Investing CP portfolio recipes Income & Wealth Mas Tequila! The 2004 Couch Potato Portfolio Report Eternal vigilance. This is what builds 10,000 square foot log cabins in Jackson Hole Wyoming. By Scott Burns / January 23, 2005
Couch Potato Investing Income & Wealth Now We Know Where The Grinch Lives You can relax now. We’ve made it through another Christmas without waking the Grinch. Whoville By Scott Burns / December 26, 2004
Couch Potato Investing Income & Wealth Measuring All Mutual Fund Costs A new study shows that mutual fund investors pay substantial expenses they don’t even know By Scott Burns / December 7, 2004
Couch Potato Investing CP portfolio recipes Income & Wealth Index Funds: The Next Generation Robert Arnott, editor of the Financial Analysts Journal, is circulating a paper that may one By Scott Burns / November 28, 2004
Couch Potato Investing Income & Wealth Retirement Social Security How To Play Catch-Up On Retirement Over the last 40 years my wife and I raised seven children. Consequently, we find By Scott Burns / November 23, 2004
Better Spending Couch Potato Investing Income & Wealth Sir John Templeton Urges Caution NASSAU, BAHAMAS. Sir John Templeton’s office in Lyford Cay is far from the t-shirt shops, By Scott Burns / November 21, 2004
Couch Potato Investing Income & Wealth Insurance Variable Annuity Watch, Continued Variable Annuities, the insurance based product that has no reason to live, continue to march By Scott Burns / October 10, 2004
Couch Potato Investing Income & Wealth Affection and Forethought: Worth Millions Want someone in your family to be rich? You can make it happen with a By Scott Burns / September 14, 2004
Couch Potato Investing Portfolio Survival: Income Trumps Diversification Will international investments make your retirement nest egg last longer? The answer to that question By Scott Burns / June 1, 2004
Better Spending Couch Potato Investing Let’s Have Three Cheers for Higher Interest Rates! Excuse me, but what is so offensive about higher interest rates? If we get real By Scott Burns / May 11, 2004