Couch Potato Investing Income & Wealth The Pudding Report, 2021: How much is that in dollars? “The proof of the pudding is in the eating.” As someone who loves food, that’s By Scott Burns / February 13, 2022
Better Spending Consumption Smoothing Income & Wealth Social Security Money Magic Is Real Life Magic The book has a striking dust jacket. It’s easily worth more than a thousand words. By Scott Burns / January 29, 2022
Income & Wealth Inflation Life Expectancy Retirement Uncategorized The Pudding Report, 2022 OK, solvent retirement living fans, it’s time for the annual proof of the pudding test By Scott Burns / January 29, 2022
Income & Wealth Inflation Where Are the Bond Vigilantes? No, they won’t arrive like the cavalry, heralded by a trumpet. Today I’m wondering if By Scott Burns / January 15, 2022
Better Spending Income & Wealth Giving: Now, Later or After? Most people think about giving as something to do when they are dead. What a By Scott Burns / December 18, 2021
Income & Wealth Still At Large Living Well, or Better, By Facing Death A well-known joke about retirement spending came to mind as I read a recent article. By Scott Burns / December 4, 2021
Income & Wealth Still At Large The Relativity of Shelter Space Change is strange. It often comes in completely unexpected forms. It seems obvious after the By Scott Burns / November 20, 2021
Income & Wealth Inflation Still At Large The Clank and Beep of Texas Some people see the future. I’ve heard it. The sound starts in the early morning. By Scott Burns / November 7, 2021
Income & Wealth Taxes Are Income Taxes Too High? On a recent flight, I remembered the inscription on the Internal Revenue Service building in By Scott Burns / October 24, 2021
Income & Wealth Retirement Another Way to Use Required Minimum Distributions Congress, in its unrelenting wisdom, has given us all an amazing break. I refer, of By Scott Burns / October 9, 2021
Income & Wealth Social Security Taxes Social Security: It’s a Money In-Money Out Problem The annual report from the trustees for Social Security was late this year. Usually released By Scott Burns / September 26, 2021