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Daniel Colin James, a futurist and editor-in-chief of ForwardTick.com, wrote a fascinating article brazenly titled "This is How Google Will...

Two new retirement surveys seem to be speaking to each other. One comes from Provision Living, and seeks to find out why senior citizens rem...

One of the most confounding investor experiences occurs when one hears conflicting advice from really sharp analysts of the bullish and bear...

Financial advisor Devin Carroll, in an article on MarketWatch, put together a list of seven Social Security myths, one of which concerns the...

The media has been reporting that the Yale Endowment has been bested by its peers in the past year, but such a horserace approach completely...

A Schwab survey of its own plan participants reveals that Gen Xers, aged 39 to 54, are stretched thin, saving little but expect to require l...

Looking at a benchmark like the S&P 500 can lead to numerous unhappy misinterpretations, including apple to orange comparisons; distraction...
Bond yields are low across the board, and this unappetizing menu comes at precisely the time that investors are eager to increase their allo...

Seeking Alpha's Mike Taylor and Daniel Shvartsman conclude their review of Joel Greenblatt's approach to value investing. In this final inst...

My esteemed Seeking Alpha colleagues Mike Taylor and Daniel Shvartsman continue their review of Joel Greenblatt's approach to value investin...

Advisors and brokerage firms are selling all sorts of things in the name of retirement security, and some of it is concerning. In effect, th...

A ThinkAdvisor interview with Professor Shachar Kariv brings some much needed clarity to determining client desires regarding risk vs. retur...

Investors have lost their fear of inflation, a natural consequence of a decade of disinflation. But, this podcast (18:03) argues that adviso...

The lack of clarity as to the Fed's next step leaves investors flummoxed as to whether they should seek out risk or take a more defensive ap...

Ronald Surz compares aggressive vs defensive approaches to target-date funds over the past 12 years. That period's historic bull market favo...

I thought it would be an excellent occasion to introduce you to another Seeking Alpha podcast, called Behind the Idea. My esteemed colleague...
Today I introduce you to another Seeking Alpha podcast, called Behind the Idea. My esteemed colleagues Mike Taylor and Daniel Shvartsmann, b...

Citing statistics showing the top 5% of Japanese savers do only slightly better than the bottom 5% of U.S. investors, AllianceBernstein sugg...

My search for investments that could stand up to a bear market continues, and has led me to Israel Chemicals (ICL), a boring but cheap congl...

The University of Illinois astutely took out an insurance policy against a declining population of Chinese students before the U.S.-China tr...
Today's anniversary of 9/11, and the discovery of a van loaded with gasoline under the T. Rowe Price offices earlier this week, occasions a...

In periods of turbulence, like Q4 of last year, did your clients despair or did they remain calm? Achieving the latter should be a benchmark...

Financial Advisor magazine published an interview with "Big Short" hero Michael Burry, who made a fortune shorting collateralized debt oblig...

UBS investment strategist Michael Crook has helped fashion a quasi-endowment approach for UBS clients that aims to help them achieve their g...

I recently went shopping for an investment I thought could hold up during a bear market. This podcast (8:47) describes my adventures looking...

Ever wonder why financial literacy programs fall flat, when the content is so basic? What's missing is not the intellect needed to understan...

Ray Dalio argues that the market experiences paradigm shifts that roughly conform to each new decade and whose typical dominant characterist...

Fortune dubs Schwab's new advisory offering, consisting of robo-allocation and unlimited access to a CFP, as a Netflix-style subscription mo...

Mexico appears third from last in Seeking Alpha's list of country ETFs over the past year, above Nigeria and Pakistan, and may be ripe for a...

In her podcast and Forbes column, Teresa Ghilarducci discusses what she calls "retirement shame," the blame people cast upon themselves for...

The pleasure of making money is really a byproduct of seeking and achieving an investor's portfolio objectives, but be warned: the pleasure-...

UBS's new "Bear Market Damage Index" puts hard numbers onto a very real problem — sequence of returns in retirement. UBS postulated a bear m...

The quest for income is becoming as salient a concern as it was during the financial crisis of a decade ago. This podcast (5:43) looks at th...

Paula Hogan of Hogan Financial eschews standard industry practices focused on portfolio averages in favor of asset-liability matching aimed...

Germany's finance minister has announced that Berlin could make 50 billion euros available for stimulus spending, following an announcement...
BlackRock posted an interview with behavioralist Dan Ariely whose team is seeking to better represent the value of money so people can think...

Falling knife or V-shaped recovery? What's next? These are the sort of questions analysts are preoccupying themselves with, but they're the...
Retirement researcher Steve Vernon wrote a three-part series in Forbes arguing that, with the exception of three small categories, it is a m...
The current flight from stocks to bonds represents a misunderstanding of risk, and is a poor way to invest, shredding investors' pre-determi...

Morgan Housel, in his latest blogpost for Collaborative Fund, posits that a young person lacks the funds with which to invest precisely when...

For retirees who want to bequeath their portfolios, principal intact, a 4 percent withdrawal rate may be too high today, given today's risk-...
I recently learned of an investor who experienced a catastrophic portfolio wipe-out in the past several months. This podcast ( 6:03 ) relate...

A scholarly paper suggests that reframing a daunting task into smaller bite-size pieces is a great way to begin a large undertaking, though...

Investment consultancy Dalbar suggests that it is a mistake for advisors to assume that investors have a static risk tolerance. To the contr...

Britain's Prince Harry has announced that he and his wife Meghan plan to limit to two the number of children they bring into the world, citi...

An investigation by ProPublic Illinois has found that that dozens of students are qualifying for federal, state and university needs-based a...

In a Morningstar podcast interview, Jonathan Clements of the HumbleDollar website, and formerly of the Wall Street Journal, expressed a dyst...

BlackRock's Martin Small notes what is not noted enough, that time in the market and asset allocation matter most in investing.This podcast...

The Alliance for lifetime Income has released a new survey reflecting Americans' retirement anxieties. This podcast (6:10) argues that finan...

Victor Haghani, founder of Elm Partners and previously a co-founder of the Long-Term Capital Management hedge fund, advocates "active index...