One of the most challenging aspects of managing money in the past few years has been extraordinarily low yields from government bonds — bordering on zero and even negative when you consider inflation. Given that bonds make up a large… Continue reading →

The COVID-19 crisis has been an unprecedented shock to our country. We are greeting daily with heart-wrenching images of families torn by loss and communities reeling from the hefty physical and emotional toll. The economy is reeling too. Expect crazy… Continue reading →

Who decides when the fun has to end? For many women who love their jobs, the answer is – maybe never! Recently, Claire Cain Miller of The New York Times wrote an interesting piece about why, no matter their age,… Continue reading →

Professor Burton Malkiel of the Rebalance Investment Committee details the Rebalance retirement investing strategy for low interest rates using a diversified mix of bonds and income stocks. Continue reading →

Do you expect to retire on the dot at 65? Sometime later? If you’re like an increasing number of American workers, the reality is likely to be a step-down process instead, according to a new study. University of Michigan researchers… Continue reading →

Psst! Did you know that Uncle Sam has saved up $1 million for your retirement? Sounds crazy, but that’s the net effect of a typical couple’s earnings. A fully retired worker in 2013 can expect $2,533 a month, the government… Continue reading →