One of the major stumbling blocks for investors is having enough cash to put into an investment plan in the first place. It takes money to make money, after all. … Read more →

The headlines are often alarming and to the point: “Stock Down Sharply” or “Market Closes Lower After Tough Week” and so on. Often, too, these types of headlines will attempt … Read more →

Financial planners have a pretty simple way of thinking about your retirement savings: “accumulation” and “deccumulation.” The first phase, accumulation, is where most people focus their energy as retirement investors. … Read more →

You’ve probably heard about them, the so-called “oblivious investors” who just pour money into a stock fund and tune out the news of the day. They seem to do fine, … Read more →

Big Wall Street banks have made waves in the financial media of late by starting to offer cryptocurrency to their clients. Chief among these has been Bitcoin, the digital currency … Read more →

The good news is actually great. Vaccines are being delivered and millions of Americans are on their way toward full protection from Covid-19. That means the economy will get back … Read more →

Some major investment banks, including Goldman Sachs, recently have made the case that a major upswing in the economy is baked in — and that’s good for stock prices. Yet … Read more →

It’s not often that ordinary people pay close attention to a stock market story. Most folks put money into a 401(k) or IRA and only think about it when tax … Read more →

Many investors, even experienced investors, now face a choice when it comes to investing in stocks and bonds, namely, should they use a mutual fund or an exchange-traded fund (ETF)? … Read more →

The pandemic seems to be getting worse, not better, despite the appearance of vaccines. Washington is rocked violence and scandal. The market seems to have shrugged it all off — … Read more →