…access; (5) problems with Internet service providers or other equipment or services relating to your computer or network; (6) problems with intermediate computer or communications networks or facilities; (7) problems…
…70 percent of Americans over 65 end up needing some form of long-term care. And, as everyone knows, long-term care is expensive: the average nursing home is $87,000 per year…
…of more intense pain – the opposite of what the nurses told him. He wondered why the nurses, who dedicated their lives to helping people like himself, could be systematically…
…market, gaining 18.07 percent per year compared to 14.39 percent for the market. With these results and the accolades from Morningstar, I’ll bet investors were pouring money into the fund….
…seems controversial, but critics argue that buybacks boost a company’s stock in the short term at the expense of long-term investment. In other words, a management team that is compensated…
…nearly one out of every two Americans was impacted. I use www.mint.com to track my monthly income and expenses and one of the features that they offer is information about…
…www.visualeconomics.com with a simple Google Image search. At the time, I forwarded the image to a trust and estate tax lawyer that I worked with to see what he would…
…There are growth traps too. Professor Jeremy Siegel of Wharton tells the story of an oil company and a technology company in 1955 (I’m annoyed again that I can’t name…
For the most part, the returns associated with foreign stocks and bonds have two components: the return of the stock or bond and, secondly, the return of the foreign currency….
…When we evaluate companies, we use the combined approach, looking at both the PE- and the PB-ratio. Asness et al write that the combined approach is better because each measure…
