I’m wealthy and I’ve always avoided expensive stuff. Here are my sometimes silly cheapskate tricks to avoid overspending
Author: Ken Fisher, Special to USA TODAY
Bonds aren’t a set-it-and-forget-it investment. Here’s what you need to know.
Considering various risks shows why bonds alone rarely are best for retirement cash flow.
Considering reverse mortgages? Better to reverse course on this risky choice
Reverse mortgages can be attractive. You can unlock cash from your home without selling. But beware. This is a loan using home equity as collateral.
Why I still hate annuities: Here are the reasons these investments are bogus
Annuities are usually marketed as safe investments, with guaranteed income. Most buyers never see the truth.
Here’s why smart investors should think globally when watching for recessions
Major trends are global. If you understand this, then you understand why and how what goes on overseas affects you directly here at home.
Many think the bull market will die soon. So where are we headed? Up
Bull markets don’t die of old age. They die when over-the-top expectations spur investors to overpay for stocks or when a shock causes recession.
Need to sue someone? Here’s how to find the right lawyer
Someday you may need to sue someone, and you’ll need a good lawyer with the right experience. Here’s how to find one.
Retirement: How do your financial habits compare with others?
Fact: Retirement saving is simple, like losing weight. Sadly, like with shedding pounds, most people just won’t do it.
HSAs are a triple tax break that can help fast track retirement savings
HSAs are tax deferred, and you can invest the funds. Growth isn’t taxed, and withdrawals used for qualified medical expenses aren’t taxed.
Are stocks a good value? The beginner’s guide to finding out
The financial industry bombards us with complicated analysis and unnecessarily intimidating jargon. How can you simplify it to what matters?