There is currently around $5.3 trillion invested in 401(k)s nationwide. The vast majority of that money is invested in mutual funds with the remaining going towards things, such as company stock, individual stocks and bonds, […]
An article I recently published on Seeking Alpha regarding the Vanguard Wellesley Income Fund (MUTF:VWINX) generated a lot of conversation. One of the common themes in the comment thread is how the fund would fit […]
The emergence of the target date fund has been one of the best developments for retirement savers. Whereas many workers were once paralyzed by the thought of building a well-balanced retirement portfolio on their own, […]
Many investors are aware of the rules surrounding penalty-free withdrawals from IRA accounts for certain expenses such as college tuition, a first time home purchase or, in certain circumstances, medical expenses and health insurance. But […]
When one thinks of “value” stocks, the immediate impression is that of a more conservative, undervalued stock that typically offers a higher yield. The SPDR S&P 500 Value ETF (NYSEARCA:SPYV), for example, has a P/E […]
Monthly retirement income generated from the portfolios of retirees should come primarily from fixed income securities – corporate bonds, CDs, Treasuries and the like. Retirees should also be kicking off income from the equity portion […]
One of the easiest rules to follow when it comes to saving for retirement is to not leave free money on the table. Yet that’s exactly what too many workers are doing by either investing […]
In general, retirees should maintain a diversified portfolio largely comprised of income producing investments. Securities like dividend growth stocks, high quality bonds and CDs should be the main focus in order to deliver a steady […]
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