The Age of IRAs
If you are in your twenties or thirties, I have a tip for you: Learn
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Prius At 10
It’s hard to believe, but it has been 10 years since I bought a funny-looking
How We Lose in the Mutual Fund Casino
Las Vegas is profitable because most gamblers know little or nothing about the game they
Variable Annuity Watch, 2012
The big claim for variable annuities has always been that they allow investors to invest
Required Minimum Distributions: Not Such a Bad Thing After All
It isn’t wise to complain about some things too loudly. Yes, I’m talking about the
For Couch Potato Investors, 2012 Was a Good Year for Margaritas
A little elbow bending with your investments paid off in 2012. The return on my
What Readers Want: More Taxpayers, Completely Different Taxes
If our elected representatives listened to the people who vote for them, we’d have a
How Many Should Pay Income Taxes?
Should more people pay income taxes? It is widely agreed that the top 1 percent
Fearless Forecasts for 2013
Spending money gets easier by the minute. Today, thanks to automatic bill pay and other
Beyond Envy: Wealth Addiction Revisited
“Money is America’s most powerful drug. Here’s how it weakens us and how we can
Playing Roulette with Long-Term Care
Is this the winter of long-term care insurance? It sure is quiet. In most years