Picking the right asset allocation was relatively easy for investors over most of the last 14 years. Since the end of the Great Financial Crisis in 2009, and with the fed funds rate sitting between zero and 2.5 percent, it’s been stocks, stocks, and more stocks. But...
Don’t go all out to boost income without taking account of capital risks. Let me take you back to the summer of 2018. It was the hottest on record for the UK. Inflation was running at less than 2 per cent, interest rates were at 0.75 per cent, and 18mn people watched...
Since the development of Modern Portfolio Theory by Harry Markowitz in 1952, and later the 60/40 model portfolio (60% stocks/40% bonds), little has changed in the realm of portfolio risk management and diversification over the past 70 years. Add the fact that over the...
The average federal income tax refund is smaller this year, but it’s still almost $3,000. And for strapped taxpayers, that can provide a financial boost. As of March 31, the average federal tax refund was $2,910, down 10% from $3,226 at the same time last year,...
Wellness is a concept that has found its way into more and more corners of American life. At its heart, wellness is about adopting practices—like exercising more and eating healthy—that help you live a better life. These practices can also help you improve your...
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