Timing differences, even ones of as little as a month, can have a huge impact on how you feel about your investments.

Time is the "secret" that creates uncommon wealth.

Sometimes seemingly undeniable facts tell us only half the story. By thinking critically we can more reliably find the truth of the matter.

Four years is at once both a long time and a short time.

Companies with a seemingly insurmountable advantage over their competitors don’t always stay in the lead.

Digging into the economic impact of the largest generation in the history of the world moving into retirement.

Is there a difference between being smart and intelligent, and if so should you work toward being one vs the other?

The reliability of financial experts' annual predictions often leaves a lot to be desired.

Investor sentiment is a commonly cited factor in forecasting stock market returns. That sounds good, but a look at the facts shows a different story.

After a divorce or the death of a spouse, implementing a few tax planning strategies can compensate for the change in filing status.

Survivorship Bias can limit our perspective to just one side of an equation leading us to draw inaccurate conclusions.

The Surgeon General’s report highlights the importance of maintaining strong social bonds in retirement.

Taking a big-picture view of our lives can bring perspective and help us focus on what is truly important.

Leading economic indicators in the current U.S. economy are positive, but there are a few potential red flags to keep an eye on.

Rent is one of the largest expenses for Americans; how has recent inflation affected it?

What percentage of your day is spent indoors? How do you compare to the average American?

Everyone has opinions about all sorts of things. But odds are, your opinions aren't accounting for 99.99% of everyone else's experiences.