Long-Term Investing and the MidtermElection: What History Tells Us
With the November midterm election drawing closer, political campaigns are ramping up in intensity across the nation. As political divisions have deepened over recent decades, many investors find themselves wondering whether the election should play a role in their financial decisions. Now more than ever, it is essential to keep political views separate from investing […]
Are You and Your Spouse Accidentally Leaving Free Money on the Table?
Married couples coordinate countless financial decisions: The mortgage, household bills, vacations, college savings, insurance, taxes. But there is one area many couples may be overlooking: their workplace retirement contributions. Research from the Center for Retirement Research at Boston College found that roughly one in five married couples fails to fully coordinate retirement contributions around employer […]