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From expert advice on investments and budgeting to discussions about economic trends and retirement planning, these articles aim to equip readers with the knowledge they need to manage their personal finances, make informed monetary decisions, and otherwise navigate the complexities of the financial world. Whether readying savings for the future or maneuvering day-to-day costs, the insightful advice equips readers to take control of their fiscal picture and achieve economic stability.

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It Is So Easy to Be Scammed
Fraud

It Is So Easy to Be Scammed

Kelli McCourt | July 2, 2023

My phone dinged the other day, indicating that I had a new text message. It was my bank letting me…

Dry Powder
Investing

Dry Powder

David Snowball, PhD | June 12, 2023

If you own a stock mutual fund, you expect it to be fully invested, not sitting in cash or cash…

Tear Down the Psychological Barriers Driving Your Financial Decisions
Personal Finances

Tear Down the Psychological Barriers Driving Your Financial Decisions

Sarah Newcomb, PhD | June 11, 2023

Smart people routinely make financial mistakes and poor decisions about money because they are swayed by powerful, underlying emotions that…

Should You Invest in Berkshire Hathaway?
Investing

Should You Invest in Berkshire Hathaway?

Greggory Warren, CFA | June 10, 2023

You might think the simplest way to benefit from Warren Buffett’s wisdom is to purchase shares in his company, Berkshire…

How Warren Buffett Does It
Investing

How Warren Buffett Does It

John Reese | June 9, 2023

Are you hoping to pick stocks with the same success as ­Warren Buffett? Then it makes sense to use the…

5 Investing Lessons from the Warren Buffett Experts
Investing

5 Investing Lessons from the Warren Buffett Experts

William Smead | June 8, 2023

Would you take investment advice from a 92-year-old guy who drinks a lot of cherry Coca-Cola, was rejected by Harvard…

Protect Your Retirement Savings from Lawsuits
Retirement Living

Protect Your Retirement Savings from Lawsuits

Gideon Rothschild, Esq. | June 7, 2023

There is a widely held belief that creditors and lawsuits can’t touch retirement accounts—but that is not always true. Reality:…

China’s Comeback
Investing

China’s Comeback

Neena Mishra, CFA | June 6, 2023

US stocks soared back in 2021, as the economy began to emerge from the pandemic. Now it’s ­China’s turn. Yes,…

Ways to Keep Your Cash Safe
Personal Finances

Ways to Keep Your Cash Safe

Nicholas Bunio, CFP | June 4, 2023

The shocking failures of regional banks such as Silicon Valley Bank and First Republic this past spring may have brought…

Beware of the “Richcession”
The Economy

Beware of the “Richcession”

Tony Steuer, CLU | May 23, 2023

There won’t be bread lines in Beverly Hills or soup kitchens in Scarsdale, but if the economy continues to struggle…

To Rent or Buy in Retirement?
Retirement Living

To Rent or Buy in Retirement?

Stacy Brown | May 22, 2023

Whether you are considering buying a home for your retirement or renting one, you have pros and cons to weigh…

Your Fund Is Now an ETF
Investing

Your Fund Is Now an ETF

Daniel Sotiroff | May 21, 2023

Some investors are receiving notices that their mutual funds are converting to exchange-traded funds (ETFs). That’s generally good news, but…

Time to Prepare
Taxes

Time to Prepare

Maryann Reyes, CPA, PFS | May 20, 2023

Certain tax code changes taking effect now could impact the financial decisions you make throughout the rest of this year.…

Medicare is Changing
Money Savers

Medicare is Changing

Danielle K. Roberts | May 17, 2023

The Medicare system is undergoing change these days as new legislation takes effect and the COVID public health emergency officially…

Back from the Brink
Investing

Back from the Brink

Bruce Kaser | May 16, 2023

Sometimes companies are so damaged by supply-chain meltdowns, class-action lawsuits and other crises that investors see nothing but catastrophe even…