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This summer has been full of market extremes. Our current reality is that, because the market’s numbers have grown so large, a typical day with

Whether you choose to stay in the home you’ve lived in for years or downsize during retirement, more than likely you’d like to remain at

As many of you know, I have a keen interest in what makes for a happy retirement – whether you retire early, at the typical

There are many paths to happy, financially-secure Golden Years. You simply should be intentional, disciplined and have a well-planned strategy for how you’re going to

Imagine this. You’re sitting at your desk or at home, and the power goes out. No big deal, right? It happens occasionally. But this time,

Look around your home. What kind of stuff do you own? What are the services you pay for to keep things running? Do you have

The best time to plant an apple orchard is a decade ago since that’s how long it takes to bear fruit. The second-best time is

Congress may be on the verge of enacting the most significant overhaul of retirement policy in more than a decade. The Setting Every Community Up

We’ve all heard this adage: Don’t lose sight of the forest for the trees. In the world of investing, sometimes this advice isn’t so easy

Florida has long been a premier retirement destination. For decades, the phrase “moving to Florida” was almost synonymous for “retiring.” While Americans now have many

How can gigantic financial services corporations – competitors Fidelity and Vanguard – analyze similar data on Americans’ 401(k) balances and come to wildly different conclusions?

Brian Wesbury, one of my favorite economists, recently spoke about the supply chain shift that seems to be happening right now in China. Wesbury used