In this week's video, Casey discusses a research report from Morningstar that details how active funds have recently compared to their passive counter parts. This question drives at what makes investing so difficult, and interesting. So it's useful to put some numbers...
In this week's video, Casey discusses how asset allocation has changed throughout different interest rate environments. Should investors be chasing more risk because interest rates are so low? Key factors like time horizon, risk tolerance, and ultimately what...
In this week's video, Tom discusses why exchange traded funds are NOT just for beginners. He highlights their tax efficiency, diversification and low costs as reasons why exchange traded funds should be considered by all investors. The Walton family trust, one of the...
In this week's video, Tom discusses a report from MIT that tried to figure who the "panic sellers" are when markets get rocky. The report indicated that "investors" who rate themselves as having excellent investment experience are more likely to be panic sellers. Tom...
When should I buy? When should I sell? What do I buy? What do I sell? These are the seemingly simple questions that make investing so interesting (and hard). Every investor thinks differently about these questions. And every investor is investing within differing...
With the release of Apple's new iPhone 13, we wanted to take this opportunity to remind folks that the stock market doesn't always do what we think it should. In this week's video, Casey highlights how investor's expectations can often mislead them. Paying attention...
More than half of the stocks in the S&P 500 are down 10%. Doesn't sound too good right? When it comes to stock market statistics, you need to know how they fit into historical context. In this week's video Casey breaks down a recent headline from Bloomberg and...
You saved up enough for a down payment and found the perfect house. Unfortunately, in this real estate market, things don't always work out. So now what do you do with the money that was earmarked for a down payment? Do you put it into the stock market? Or just leave...
A common question we get from folks is whether or not they should put their assets into a trust. We are not attorneys, therefore we don't give legal advice. But we're well versed in the different layers of making decisions like this and are more than willing to walk...
In this week's video, Casey discusses a proposed increase to the catch-up contributions for retirement account savers. These catch-up contribution changes being discussed would help "average workers" save more as they get closer to retirement age. Saving more for...
