With the stock market serving up a little pre-Halloween scare, it seemed like a good time to offer up another edition of the Weekend Digest. From Jeremy Siegel’s defense of “market efficiency” to a discussion of how the demographics of the X and Y generations…
In this column, we ask prominent financial advisers who use mutual funds and exchange-traded funds to share model portfolios with us. Mr. Yeske, 52 years old, founded financial-planning firm Yeske & Co. in 1990 and last year merged it with Financial Planning Group of Vienna, Va., to form Yeske Buie. Mr. Yeske is a former chairman of the Financial Planning Association and is an instructor of financial planning at Golden Gate University in San Francisco. Yeske Buie manages about $300 million for some 200 clients, primarily individuals.
We so enjoyed the massive response to our “Live Big” email that we thought we’d roll out another edition of the Yeske Buie Weekend Digest for your delectation. Note the link below to the ever-growing web version of the list. As always, don’t hesitate to…
By Jonathan Burton, MarketWatch SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) — When choosing mutual funds, few aspects are within investors’ control. Future performance isn’t one of them. But expenses, risk, manager tenure and tax-efficiency are qualities that can be judged before you buy. “Look beyond performance,” said Jim…
By Stacy Perman What can the superstar do to repair his balance sheet? Ax some luxuries, focus on asset protection, and cash in on his talent, experts say What kind of financial advice can help a 46-year-old with questionable career prospects and huge debts on…
For many, it makes sense to stay in the workforce After making a bundle and retiring at 55, Henry Hirsch set out one morning to develop a routine for the years ahead. He had spread out his papers on the kitchen table and was placing…