Recency Bias Erodes Discipline and Destroys Investor Returns: Reconsidering Reinsurance
Resisting recency bias, writes Larry Swedroe, is the key to earning the premiums available from all risk assets, including reinsurance.
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Turning a Saver Into a Spender
Know a reluctant spender? Someone who sees it as part of a proud lifestyle, a badge of honor? Wealth Advisor Connie Brezik offers ways that even ardent savers can feel more secure about spending money in retirement.
Figuring Out if You Should Retire
Sure, having enough money is an important part of the retirement equation, but there's much more to consider as well. Wealth Advisor Connie Brezik tackles four questions to ask and answer before you take this step.
Living a Life Worthy of a Legacy at Any Age
Material wealth is not required to help, affirm and build up others through an investment of time or influence. Tim Maurer shares a poignant reminder that we don't have to wait on an estate to forge a legacy.
A Successful Small Business Start-Up
As any small business owner knows, there's a lot to running a company. To be successful, writes Wealth Advisor Connie Brezik, you'll want to learn what you need to know before you open your doors.
Should Taxable Investors Shun Dividends?
Should taxable investors seek to shun dividends? Larry Swedroe looks at a new study into how tax-aware dividend management can affect the performance of factor-based strategies.
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The Foundational Aspects of Planning Your Legacy
Elliot Dole covers some foundation aspects of legacy planning, which often being with defining common values and shared beliefs.
What’s First with Your Next Dollar: Investing or Paying Off Debt
Should you use available income to first pay down debt or instead invest it for the future? The answer may be part science and part art, but Wealth Advisor Kurt Wunderlich breaks down how both can inform your financial plan.
