WynnSights Blog

Creating a financial plan is crucial to securing one’s financial future. But even the most meticulously drawn plan can have gaps. Fill 'em!

Younsters who deposit money in a traditional bank account probably notice low to zero returns. You need to invest - it's never tooo early!

What better time to start preparing for retirement than when you get that first job…that first paycheck?

I launched Wynn$ights blog more than 5 years ago to impart the importance of saving and investing on young adults, but elders matter too!

I’m of the opinion that many investors have simply shifted low-yielding bank savings account funds into money markets.

If index funds are the closest to a sure thing in today's stock market, why do so many investors fall short?

In the midst of this roller coaster we call life, it's refreshing to encounter something that's a safe bet. Treasury bills fit that bill.

If properly preplanned, your golden years, which often last two decades or more, can be just that…golden.

When the index fund made it debut almost a half-century ago, it wasn't welcomed with fanfare and open arms. It was a slow burn.

You can study, infer and predict all you want about home sales, but there's a 50/50 chance it'll be different tomorrow.

Buffett has a 99-year-old-sidekick, Charlie Munger, his longtime business partner who shares a pragmatic investment philosophy.

Like the sound of the heartbeat in Edgar Allan Poe's "Tell-Tale Heart,"I won't stop repeating this mantra until everyone uncovers this truth

Small fish (investors) have four advantages over the Wall Street sharks that help them maximize investment performance in the long run.

Whenever I read negative Target-Date Fund (TDF) critiques, my initial response is to consider the motives of those critics.

Although a bit out of our control, longevity adds as much to the Amazing Power Of Compounding as do those funds being compounded.

New investors learn best through personal experience – both good and bad. But it’s important to keep in mind the "DO NOTs" of investing.

In 2022, $12.5 trillion was invested in index mutual funds and ETFs. So why do folks tell me I lack confidence in my investments?

The world out there is random – with too many variables at play – making it extremely difficult for investors to predict economic trends.

This FTX catastrophe will tarnish the crypto industry. However, there is a clear path to avoiding this fate in your own investing scenario.

The PDQ Principles of investing: Patience, Diversification and Quality. In my mind, these are an investor’s foundation.

How long do you suppose this Bear Market is going to last? It reminds me of “death by a thousand cuts.”