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For years I've been of the opinion that it's a good idea not to check your investment accounts very often, as it leads many people to participate in one form or another of performance chasing. I still, emphatically, think that changing your asset ...

A reader writes in, asking: "I recently read about a rule of thumb for deciding whether to contribute to Roth or traditional accounts. The idea is to divide your current balance in traditional accounts by 25, subtract the standard deduction, and if ...

Vanguard was a bit late to the game on ETFs. For instance their S&P 500 ETF was created 17 years after State Street's similar SPY. Nonetheless, people's general preference for Vanguard funds has allowed the fund to very nearly catch up, in terms of ...

Broadly speaking, cognitive decline (whether dementia or mild cognitive impairment) presents three financial risks: The increased risk that you'll fall victim to fraud. The increased risk that you'll make poor decisions that will be costly. (Not the ...