In 1953, journalist Walter Winchell popularized the term “frienemies” when he used it to describe the fraying relationship between the United States and the Soviet Union. Today, we’re seeing a similar dynamic in our relationship with China. This makes it an important topic for investors. Not long [...]
What to make of gold
What was the road to outstanding investment performance in 2025? For the first time in a long time, it wasn’t Apple, Amazon or Nvidia. It was gold. Delivering its best performance in 45 years, gold rose nearly 65%. Despite these impressive gains, however, I still don’t see gold as a great [...]
Ten strategies for the new year
Looking to update your financial plan for 2026? Below are ten strategies you might consider. 1. Gaining control. January is a good time to audit your investments. I’d start with one very basic step: If you have accounts at multiple brokerage firms, see if you can consolidate them. This won’t [...]
On The Lighter Side – 2025
In the world of personal finance, some topics are serious—and others less so. Since it’s the holiday season, it seems appropriate to look back at some of the year’s less weighty stories. Early delivery. The year started off on a positive note for an Alabama couple. Sha'Nya Bennett was in labor and [...]
Holiday reading list
Looking forward to some downtime over the holidays? Below are some new personal finance books and articles to consider. A Richer Retirement by William Bengen – Back in the 1990s, financial planner William Bengen developed what’s come to be known as the 4% rule. It’s a framework to help retirees [...]
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