
How Useful is Historical Data in Predicting Future Returns?
If you take a peek into the past, you will find useful applications as well as limitations in leveraging market performance data.

I’m Not Ready for Retirement (but I’m Not Waiting)
The transition to retirement doesn’t have to be a sudden stop. “Phased retirement” is a growing trend that offers flexibility and continued purpose while gradually easing into full retirement.

Does “Skin in the Game” Really Matter?
The concept of “skin in the game” suggests that when someone’s own money is on the line, they’ll make better decisions. In the financial world, this is often applied to fund managers who invest in their own strategies.

Do You Trust Your Trust Documents?
Trusts are powerful tools for managing assets and ensuring a smooth transfer of wealth, but they’re only effective if properly funded.

How Does Inflation Impact Retirement?
High inflation is a concern for retirees, but how much does it really impact your nest egg?

No Hard Feelings
We often strive for happiness, but what if "negative" emotions like sadness, anger, and regret could actually lead to a more fulfilling life?

Bernard Baruch's Biggest Mistake
Bernard Baruch, a Wall Street legend, learned investing lessons the hard way.

Quiet Compounding
Ever wondered how some people with modest incomes amass millions? It's not about flashy strategies or insider knowledge. The secret lies in the often underestimated power of quiet compounding.

Medicare Changes In 2024 And 2025 Affect Prescriptions, Vaccines And More
Medicare costs are increasing. This year, we're seeing higher premiums and deductibles, along with changes to the Part D "doughnut hole" coverage gap for prescription drugs.

How to Avoid the Retirement Income "Death Spiral"
Are you worried about outliving your retirement savings? Sequence of returns risk is a real threat, but new research suggests it could be even more insidious than previously thought.

The Nocebo Effect: Why You Must Eradicate Negative Expectations
The mind is a powerful tool, and our thoughts can have a surprising impact on our reality. The "nocebo effect" is a prime example – when negative beliefs create negative outcomes.

The Two Types of Money People
Ever dreamt of retiring early with a healthy nest egg, only to find yourself hesitant to actually enjoy it? It's a common struggle for those who've spent a lifetime prioritizing saving.