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Why Do December 13th & 14th Matter?

The next time the Fed will decide on interest rates is December 14, 2022. What they do will likely have a significant effect on the market.

A Refresher and Update on Series I Bonds

Brendan reviews how I Bonds work, what they’re currently paying, and why they’re still a relatively attractive investment vehicle.

Are You Smarter Than a Fifth Grader?

Once you understand this simple mathematical concept it becomes obvious why staying invested has historically been a good move.

A Tale of Two Wolves

When we spend much of our time consuming that negative news, it begins to affect our mood and our emotions.

Is Now the Right Time to Get Out of the Market?

Brendan responds to a trending question, “How do I time the market?”

A History Lesson on Bear Markets

The markets continue to be extremely volatile, making many people uneasy. Brendan helps you put this market in perspective.

A Pep Talk About Today's Market

In spite of mostly better-than-expected corporate earnings in Q1, the market just doesn’t seem to be paying attention.

Playing Offense Instead of Defense: Series I Bonds

Learn about the benefits and drawbacks of Series I Bonds which are issued through the US government.

Should You Skip Required Minimum Distributions for 2020?

The CARES Act RMD waiver gives retirees the breathing room they deserve as their account values hopefully recover.

4 Actions You Can Take During The Current Market Volatility

Due to COVID-19, countries have shut their borders, unemployment has skyrocketed, and the markets have dropped by more than 30%.

How to Respond to the Market Correction: Questions and Answers

Here are the answers to some of the most common questions we’ve received about how you should respond to this market correction.

The Trouble With Forecasting The Market’s Future

The key to smart investing comes from looking to the market itself for insightful information rather than by making predictions or guessing.