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Advising on life's big changes
By ROBIN POWELL There is often a vast gulf between what people think financial advice is all about and what it actually is. The popular...
Advising on life's big changes
By ROBIN POWELL There is often a vast gulf between what people think financial advice is all about and what it actually is. The popular...
How to avoid foolish behaviour
By LARRY SWEDROE During my 25 years as the chief research officer at Buckingham Wealth Partners, I have witnessed investors make many...
How to avoid foolish behaviour
By LARRY SWEDROE During my 25 years as the chief research officer at Buckingham Wealth Partners, I have witnessed investors make many...
Taking on the dependency problem
By JOACHIM KLEMENT If you are younger than 65 right now and live in a developed country, you have a problem. On the one hand, you know...
Taking on the dependency problem
By JOACHIM KLEMENT If you are younger than 65 right now and live in a developed country, you have a problem. On the one hand, you know...
The endowment effect: why we hold assets we ought to sell
By LARRY SWEDROE The issue of holding or selling an asset is one of the more frequent risk management problems I am asked to address. I...
A diverse portfolio is a strong portfolio
By CRAIG LAZZARA We can think of an active equity portfolio as a combination of a benchmark (the S&P 500 , for example) and a set...
A diverse portfolio is a strong portfolio
By CRAIG LAZZARA We can think of an active equity portfolio as a combination of a benchmark (the S&P 500 , for example) and a set...
How can we explain momentum returns?
By LARRY SWEDROE Momentum, the tendency of past winner stocks to outperform past loser stocks over the next several months, is one of the...
Four lessons from an investing pioneer
By NICK MAGGIULLI Last week, David Swensen, the famed investment manager and Chief Investment Officer at Yale, died at the age of 67...
Australia's advice revolution hits a snag
Growing compliance burden Move to reduce cost & complexity Rowing back on the Royal Commission? Picture: Belle Co via Pexels
Australia's advice revolution hits a snag
Growing compliance burden Move to reduce cost & complexity Rowing back on the Royal Commission? Picture: Belle Co via Pexels
Be the change — a motto for a new generation of advisers
The financial advice profession gets a bad wrap, and, in many ways, rightly so. There’s still far too much focus on selling products and...
Why investing is more like golf than football
Every investor should know what game they are playing in the market.
Why investing is more like golf than football
Every investor should know what game they are playing in the market.
Thematic funds: good stories, poor investments
Investment themes are very much in vogue. Pick up any investment magazine or the money section of a Sunday newspaper and you’ll see what...
SPAC or spam?
SPACs, or special purpose acquisition companies, have been one of Wall Street’s hottest products in the last year or so. But do they make...
SPAC or spam?
SPACs, or special purpose acquisition companies, have been one of Wall Street’s hottest products in the last year or so. But do they make...
The great inflation debate
Inflation is on the rise, and that's bad news for everyone, not least investors. The question economists are grappling with is whether...
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