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The average person’s return on their investments is shockingly low. How can we combat that?

Market timing is a seductive idea. Too bad it’s impossible. This tip explains why.

It’s hard to think in terms of years when you live your life day to day.

Wesley warned us (sorta) in the Princess Bride about who is on your side in any financial transaction.

This book is a great look at what happened to America during the 1930s. It’s one of my very favorite books.

Every investment works well during good times. But you have to plan for the bad times.

A little trick to increase your retirement savings with very little pain.

Companies in the financial services industry will often use math to trick you. See some examples in this tip.

I think of an investment portfolio as being like a mozaic, with lots of different pieces to create the whole picture.

Inflation isn’t evil, as long as there isn’t too much of it.