The Lessons of Couch Potato Investing
Please give a nod of thanks to Aye M. Soe and Ryan Poirier. These two, both
Couch Potato Investing
Retirement Income: Easier than You Think
If we didn’t try so hard, retirement planning would be easier. Perhaps better (or perfect)
My Supermarket Epiphany
Austin: Sometimes you learn by walking around. A few days ago I was returning home
The Empire Strikes Back (At the Index Fund Uprising)
The fat lady has sung. All that is left is for the curtain to fall.
The Missing Bullet Holes Problem
An anecdote from World War II tells us a lot about why most of
Lacy Hunt: Why Interest Rates Won’t Rise
Economist Lacy Hunt thinks long-term Treasury bonds are a buy. That’s definitely not the conventional
The High Cost of Low Returns and Yields
Retirement isn’t what it used to be. No one knew it at the time, but
The New Skepticism
Even a gently thrown rock can bring down a glass house. That image came
Couch Potato Investing Trumps “Expert” Investing, Once More
Couch Potato investors trumped the big dogs again! In 2014, the basic Couch Potato Portfolio,
When Fees Cost More Than Taxes
If the federal income tax did not exist, the insurance industry would beg to bring
It’s Twilight for Managed Mutual Funds
It doesn’t matter how many pages of advertising they take out in the glossy financial