Author: Yeske Buie

Posted Sep. 16, 2021
How to Enjoy Retirement Without Going Broke – A Policy-Based Response A couple weeks ago, the New York Times’ Peter Coy explored what he described as the tricky “problem of decumulation” that retirees must solve and naturally, we couldn’t help but craft our own answers...
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Posted Sep. 02, 2021
Familiarity Bias: Are You Your Greatest Enemy? Benjamin Graham, widely known as the "father of value investing," once wrote, “The investor’s chief problem – and even his worst enemy – is likely to be himself.” All humans carry with them biases shaped by their backgrounds...
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Posted Aug. 19, 2021
August Tips and To-Dos While August and the summer months have seemingly flown by, there’s still plenty of time left to take advantage of slower summer days and knock off a few of your financial to-dos. Here are a few timely topics you might want...
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Posted Jul. 22, 2021
Post-Pandemic Personal Finance Trends If you’ve seen your spending and saving habits change during the pandemic, you’re not alone. As we enter what we hope will be a post-pandemic era, researchers have been curious to learn more about our individual and collective pandemic experiences, and...
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Posted Jul. 08, 2021
Risky Business: When Bonds Act Like Stocks While municipal bonds offer tax-breaks (and sometimes relatively higher yields) that can make them seem like attractive investments, their behavior can be more akin to that of stocks. Read on to learn more about why we steer clear...
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Posted Jun. 15, 2021
As we enter the summer season, it’s likely that you have some kind of vacation or relaxation days on your calendar in the next few months. Depending on how you choose to Live Big®, the vacation may involve a beach rental, a cabin in the...
Topics: Financial Planning

Posted Jun. 10, 2021
Inflation (yep, again) - An Investigation of Three Charts We’ve been through three major recessions (and, thankfully, three subsequent recoveries) in the past twenty years. This one feels different. Is it? And what does that mean in regards to what we should do? Read on...
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