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If you're worried about Sequence of Returns Risk and the 4% rule in retirement, know what the real problem is. It's not always poor returns.

An interview with financial expert and author, David Bach, about one of the most powerful ideas in personal finance: making your money automatic so good habits happen without relying on willpower.

After a bumpy start when it came out in 2008, the Vanguard Total World Index ETF (VT) has been somewhat redeemed. But I still won't use it.

There's plenty of skepticism toward private real estate syndications and funds. But some of those arguments are completely wrong.

When fantasizing about your retirement, you should know that it probably won't go as you expect--monetarily and in every other way.

Owning an asset for more than one year before you sell is the key to paying less in capital gains tax. Know your capital gains tax rate.

For some people, it is challenging to stay the course with their investment plan when markets go down. Owning bonds can certainly help.

A reader recently sent me a link to an article on why you should never live like a resident. Let's do a little debunking of that idea.

Answering plenty of listener questions about cash balance plans, revocable trusts, and what your peak spending years really mean and when they happen.

WCI has a new partner for home, auto, and umbrella insurance. Check out the top-notch service you'll get and how much money you can save.