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The Federal Reserve seems to be signaling that short-term interest rates will remain a fact of life for, perhaps, years to come. Wise?

The volatile pandemic stock market has drawn new day traders into its seductive embrace by the millions.

By investing in index funds you surrender your quest to be on top of the market, knowledge-wise.

It’s a fair statement to suggest that younger people – Millennials – have suffered some particularly catastrophic economic hardships.

Investors – particularly young, inexperienced investors – tend to believe that they can “beat the stock market."

Check out this new post on the WynnSights blog, a personal investment blog based on blogger Hugh Wynn's fervent belief that investing should

Many of us swear that we’re not hoarders, and in many respects, we’re not…until it comes to hanging on to old financial records of all types

Check out this new post on the WynnSights blog, a personal investment blog based on blogger Hugh Wynn's fervent belief that investing should

Millions of out-of-work Americans are currently struggling to pay their bills, whether it be day-to-day expenses or an emergency?

We seem to be having unexpected disasters on a routine basis, so a reminder of the value of Rainy Day Funds is once more in order.

I frequently encourage folks to optimize their 401(k) match opportunities. And I believe it’s incredibly good advice

The enduring COVID-19 pandemic has retirees (or those nearing retirement) taking a second look at their “buckets of funds” – sources of cash

There are compelling reasons for folks who dare to be average to consider index fund investing: simplicity, low-cost, good quality, diversif

Everytime you blink our government is changing a rule or guideline in order to ease the financial burden on Americans during the pandemic.

That pesky COVID-19 virus has caused many folks, young and old, to take a second look at their investment plans.

The COVID-19 pandemic has reminded investors of the value of rebalancing portfolios.

Bogle’s principles are the foundation for and embedded in my own PDQ Principles of Investing… Patience, Diversification and Quality.

Can your Social Security stream of income (let’s call it SSSI) be viewed as a bond in your asset allocation?

Unlike a healthcare FSA, money contributed to an HSA can be invested much like contributions to a 401(k) or an IRA.

The IRS has relaxed healthcare FSA rules to allow employees to change their healthcare contributions, including dropping them altogether, go

The IRS has issued new guidelines that allow employers to amend dependent care Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA)s