For Investors, Patience Pays Off
PATIENCE, n. A quality apparent among such lower life forms as snails and tortoises but rarely among humans who invest in financial assets. [Jason Zweig,…
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Dividends Are Great, But Don’t Fall in Love
Investors seem to love dividend paying stocks. The appeal of these stocks rests largely on the idea that a dividend paying stock allows an investor…
Workshop: Behaving Your Way to Financial Success
When it comes to investing, we can often be our own worst enemy. That is because oftentimes, we allow our emotions to impact our behavior.…
Good Advice
Good advice is timeless … and timely. Good financial advice never goes out of style; its principles are permanent. Good advice must remain relevant in…
Reader’s Corner: The Devil’s Financial Dictionary
The Wall Street Journal’s Jason Zweig offers a humorous, cynical and insightful look into the financial industry and the world of investing in his new…
2015 In Review
The financial press had a field day with headlines in 2015. In the fourth quarter alone, we were greeted with news stories about plummeting oil…
2016 Contribution Limits for Retirement Accounts
Annual contribution limits for retirement savings accounts for 2015 and 2016, as established by the IRS, are listed below. Please keep in mind that contributions…
PATH Act of 2015 Makes Most Tax Extenders Permanent
On December 18th, Congress and the President once again agreed to a deal on the tax “extenders” that had expired at the end of 2014…