How to Take Advantage of Social Security's Spousal Benefit


Are Commodities a Good Hedge?


Winning 401(k) Business in the Post-2008 World


Why Buy and Hold Isn't a Good Strategy


The Differences Between Coupon, Yield and Expected Return


Are Municipal Bonds Getting Riskier?


Should Investors Worry More About Inflation or Deflation?


What Are Some Strategies for Withdrawing Social Security?


Should I Diversify My Advisors?


How Do I Become a More Educated Investor?


What's Wrong With Stretching for Yield?


Is Confidence Good or Bad for Investors?


What Is Tax-Loss Harvesting?


Should We Still Believe Markets Are Efficient and Investors Are Rational?


What Are TIPS and Why Should Investors Care?


How Much Money Do I Really Need?


What Happens When a Bank Fails


Is Significant Inflation Coming?


Municipal Bonds Versus Corporate Bonds


Retirement, Risk & Return
David Booth discusses the importance of balancing volatility risk and purchasing power risk when investing for retirement. He explains that T-bills have not produced the real returns necessary to preserve living standards over the long haul, and illustrates how investors can manage both types of risk through an appropriate commitment to stocks.

Behavioral Biases
Research indicates that humans are not naturally wired for prudent, long-term investing. Scott Bosworth, Vice President and Regional Director, describes common forms of behavioral bias and discusses how these biases influence investment decision making. He also explains how knowledge and discipline can help investors control their instincts for a better investment outcome. Click here to watch video!