InvestLikeEric.com #3 | First Full-Year Update (hint: +32.05%!)
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InvestLikeEric.com #2 | First Quarterly Update!
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Taking Charge of Your Financial Life
Delegating responsibilities to others may lead to problems down the road.
2021 Last Chance Financial Planning Checklist
Shape up your personal finances for a great year-end!
The Move Toward Fee-Based Advisory Accounts
Why financial professionals are changing their business models.
Enjoy the Rally, but Prepare for the Retreat
Investors may be lulled into a false sense of security by this market.
The Snowball Effect
Save and invest, year after year, to put the full power of compounding on your side.
The Case for Women Working Past 65
Why striving to stay in the workforce a little longer may make financial sense.
Are Your Beneficiary Designations Up to Date?
Who should inherit your IRA or 401(k)? See that they do…
The Equifax Data Breach
Have you been affected? If so, how can you try to protect yourself?
Saving $1 Million for Retirement
How can you plan to do it? What kind of financial commitment will it take?
Your Year-End Financial Checklist
Seven aspects of your financial life to review as the year draws to a close.
Good Retirement Savings Habits Before Age 40
Some early financial behaviors that may promote a comfortable future.
Monthly Economic Update for February, 2016
Just two U.S. equity indices had a positive January. The Dow Jones Utility Average rose an impressive 5.80%, and the PHLX Gold/Silver index advanced 1.47%. A different kind of benchmark did much better than that: the CBOE VIX. The “fear index” gained 10.93% in January to end the month at 20.20. Paralleling the Dow’s five-and-a-half percent fall, the two other major U.S. stock indices posted big monthly retreats, as evidenced by the Y-T-D column below. The Russell 2000 lost 8.85% in January, falling to a settlement of 1,035.38 as trading ended for the month on January 29. The Dow closed at 16,466.30 that day, the S&P at 1,940.24, and the Nasdaq at 4,613.95.
