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There has been much written over the past decade on what is known as behavioral finance. In this blog post we try to break down the basics and explain why investors need to be aware of them. 

Jerry Maguire famously said "show me the money!" Some investors have a similar view when deciding where to put capital to work. But dividends that are paid out by an investment work differently than the interest we receive in our bank account and it is important to know how.

The last 2 years have been some of the most volatile in the history of American financial markets. In this blog post we reflect on how we arrived at this moment and how we should think about our circumstances from a global and historical viewpoint.

Annuities are as complicated as they are controversial. Some financial professionals love them while others hate them. In this blog post we attempt to cut through the biases and weigh the pros and cons of these widely debated products.

It is always a good idea to save money. But depending on your age and personal circumstances, where you should save that money can be different from person to preson. In this blog post we discuss the counterintuitive idea that there are times when contributing to a retirement account may not be in your best interest.  

When things are good people tend to think that they will always be good, and when they're bad things will only get worse.  But one of the most basic concepts in statistics tells us the opposite. In this blog post we explore regression to the mean.

An emergency fund is the foundation of any healthy financial plan. But how should you replenish it after experiencing an unexpected large expense? In this blog post, I share a personal experience involving this exact scenario.

Commodities have recently awoken from a decade's long slumber and it is leading to inflationary pressures in our economy. How can investors take advantage of this? Learn more about their investment risks in our latest blog post. 

There are some risks in life that cannot be quantified. As much as we try to place every phenomenon of our daily lives into neat little categories, some developments will always catch us off guard. Having a mindset that is ok with that is the first step to dealing with the unpredictable. 

Time management is a skill every person must master. In his book Four Thousand Weeks, Oliver Burkeman postulates why time is so elusive and how to limit distractions in our lives.