No One Likes A Loser: The Impact of Loss Aversion on Investment Decision-Making
Suppose I offered you the chance to win $50 on the flip of a coin. If the coin lands heads, you win!
Suppose I offered you the chance to win $50 on the flip of a coin. If the coin lands heads, you win!
Q. Is it possible to take the standard deduction on the federal tax return, but use itemized deductions on the state tax return?
Why would any investor want to put money into low-yielding bonds?
Like fashion trends, investment styles tend to come into and out of favor over time. One of the more popular investment comparisons is growth versus value. But what, exactly, is a growth stock, or a value stock?
While it is tempting to think of the yield curve as that length of road before you merge into traffic, in the world of bonds it represents something very different.
Approximately 30 percent of taxpayers itemize deductions, according to the Tax Policy Center of the Urban Institute and Brookings Institution, and roughly 82 percent of itemizers reported charitable contributions.
As the weather turns from hot and humid to cool and crisp, we often think of things we want to accomplish before the end of the year. Like leaves piling up in the yard, it usually feels like as soon as one item is crossed off your list, it is replaced by three more.
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This is actually a trick question. Because every client eventually asks it and every answer is, of course, different. It is our job to make sure that our clients meet and/or exceed their retirement goals, including timing of retirement and desired spending levels.