Income & Wealth Retirement Social Security The Big Dogs Eat Fois Gras "You don't need a Weatherman to know which way the wind blows." -- Bob Dylan By Scott Burns / July 8, 2001
Couch Potato Investing Income & Wealth Can Variable Annuities Beat An Index Fund? No. The biggest selling variable annuity sub-accounts still don’t cut the mustard when measured against a By Scott Burns / June 3, 2001
Income & Wealth Retirement Examining Your Gift Horse The fastest way to reduce risk in your 401(k) account is to sell the shares By Scott Burns / April 17, 2001
Couch Potato Investing Income & Wealth How Wealth Disappears: How It May Appear in the Future Do you remember Scrooge McDuck? Scrooge was the incredibly wealthy uncle of Donald Duck, the By Scott Burns / April 8, 2001
Income & Wealth Taxes The Media and the Muffler It was the muffler heard round the world. In a press briefing Senator Tom Daschle By Scott Burns / February 20, 2001
Income & Wealth Taxes Searching for My New Lexus “You know, if you make over $300,000 a year, this tax cut means you get By Scott Burns / February 18, 2001
Income & Wealth Taxes Should the Rich Pay All the Taxes? Taxes are unfair and too high, unless someone else pays them. This is common By Scott Burns / February 11, 2001
Couch Potato Investing Income & Wealth Slouching to Victory, the Couch Potato Portfolios Sloth lost some ground last year, no matter how little it did. This is a By Scott Burns / January 28, 2001
Home Ownership Income & Wealth Recession for Some, Not All Worry, we might. But if a recession is coming, one thing we can be pretty By Scott Burns / January 14, 2001
Couch Potato Investing Income & Wealth Why Indexing Succeeds Indexing, for most investors, is a difficult leap of faith. All of us like to By Scott Burns / December 5, 2000
Couch Potato Investing Income & Wealth The Couch Potato Portfolio, Plus “Is there some way to tweak the Couch Potato Portfolio, to make it sexier, to By Scott Burns / December 3, 2000