If you invested in energy infrastructure a decade ago, you probably remember Master Limited Partnerships. MLPs were everywhere. Financial advisors recommended them for their eye-catching
For three decades, the 4% rule has served as a cornerstone of retirement planning. The idea is simple: withdraw 4% of your portfolio in year
The 4% rule has become the unofficial gospel of the FIRE movement. Save 25 times your annual expenses, withdraw 4% each year, and you’re set
Portfolio concentration risk develops quietly. A single stock performs exceptionally well, your employer grants you stock options year after year, or you inherit shares from
November brings Election Day. But if you own stocks, you actually have voting opportunities throughout the year. Many shareholders never realize they possess this power.
Index funds have become the default investment choice for millions of Americans. Their low fees and simplicity appeal to investors at every level. Financial media
You’re weighing two job offers. Both companies offer competitive salaries and good benefits. But one is an early-stage startup offering stock options. The other is
Fixed-income investors face a challenging environment. Traditional bonds struggle to keep pace with inflation. Meanwhile, residential solar panels can quietly deliver double-digit returns for homeowners
Many mutual fund investors pay more in fees than they realize. These costs come directly out of investment returns, reducing an 8% gain to 7%
Target date funds dominate retirement saving today. According to the Investment Company Institute, 60% of 401(k) participants hold target date funds, with younger participants investing
