Let Us Now Praise Reliable Vices
O.K., so the world is going to hell in a handbasket. The impending disaster raises
Couch Potato Investing
How to Save in the No-Yield Economy
Should we change how we use our money? The question came to mind recently as
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
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
A Visit with John Bogle
At 80, he says he doesn’t get enough done. And while ever more money is
Couch Potato Investing and the Escape Road Account
Sloth was a bit disappointing in 2009. The Couch Potato portfolios can usually be relied
Fearless Forecasts, 2010
Well, now. We’ve made it, just barely, through another year. But it was really close,