NEWPORT BEACH ā The conventional wisdom about the November presidential election in the United States is only partly correct. Yes, economic issues w...
This year, your biggest problems might be school food and scraping together enough change for a movie. However, your life as an adult is just a few years away.
Yesterday, the 10-year Treasury note hit its lowest interest rate in history. For the third day in a row. Why is this happening? Will the trend continue? What does it mean for the middle class?
U.S. stocks are headed for their worst day in six weeks, while the euro is at its lowest level in nearly two years, as markets freak out about the pro...
We continue to believe that investors are underestimating the risks inherent to the bond market at this stage in the game. Bond investors are not being compensated for the risks they are assuming when they are not even able to earn the expected rate of inflation.
Investment advisers are like the 350-pound bouncers standing between you and the bar: They want you to believe you have to get past them to get to the...
I am constantly getting investors to think like "winners" instead of "losers." If the first thing you think about is losing, then the first thing you really need to work on is changing your mindset.
Many articles on the subject of money talk about different ways to invest the money. Few of the pieces, however, address the key issue underlying any allocation which may be keeping investors up at night.
For the past few months, the stock market has been behaving like a reveler who's had just a little too much to drink, and the bond market has been beh...
Consider your age, your risk tolerance and your income needs. Then decide on the investments that are best suited for you. A well planned allocation strategy may allow you to achieve even the most optimistic retirement dreams.
NEW YORK (CNNMoney) -- Our 401(k) and Roth investments are in stock index funds and commodities. We own no bonds. With a pension and Social Security,...
People born in the 1980s are more into the stock market than one might think, according to one new study. While analysts have worried that the volatil...