Author: Robert Gephart

Effective for 2013 (this year), the IRS increased the maximum amount of money that can be set aside in retirement accounts. If […]

At the beginning of the year, there were a lot of changes to our tax laws. It is always a good idea […]

There was a good piece on PBS’s Frontline Show last night. It discussed how ill prepared Americans are for retirement as well […]

I was reading this good interview with Jack Brennan who worked as CEO for Vanguard from 1996 to 2008. Traditionally, it has […]

Pension plans are on the way out. The 401k plan has become the default retirement vehicle for the majority of American workers. But […]

When investing in the stock market, it is very difficult to determine when to get in and when to get out. Is […]

With interest rates as low as they are, I have been wondering about the advantages of holding bonds versus holding bond funds. […]

Over the past 20+ years, the American worker has been told that the retirement vehicle of the future has arrived. It is […]

There seems to be a lot of confusion in the marketplace when it comes to understanding who does what in the financial […]

For those still fighting the 9 to 5, I found this good infographic on how to make your work day better/more productive. […]