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Letters to a Young Investor: Lesson 4 – Individuality
Investing is much like chess. Study and preparation matter, but so does self-awareness.
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How part of portfolio can act as pension
By Joel Dresang I am part of a vanishing class of workers with so-called defined-benefit plans—company-funded accounts guaranteeing set monthly payments in retirement. There used to be more of us. My pension is from a former employer. In my age group, 1 in 10 households has a pension. That’s down from more than 6 in 10 in my father’s cohort. […]
Finding direction in the fundamentals
By Kyle Tetting Earnings and interest rates. As I explained recent weakness in markets with some very patient clients in my office, those words brought me back to reality. I’d spent a few minutes opining on the actions of the Federal Reserve, the prospects of recession and the pressures of inflation. When I had finished my dissertation, my clients asked a simple question: “What are those two things Bob always told us mattered?”
Money Talk Quiz, May 2022
The latest Money Talk Quiz includes multiple-choice questions on topics such as the inverted yield curve, the uneven performance of stock indexes and the fundamentals of long-term investing. Test your knowledge (or how much you’ve retained from our podcasts). Each answer includes links to further information. […]
May 13 benefit for Women & Girls Fund
Please join Landaas & Company in applauding and supporting the Women and Girls Fund of Waukesha County. […]
Money Talk Quiz, April 2022
Test your investment know-how in our latest multiple-choice quiz based on discussions from the weekly Money Talk Podcast. […]
Unretirement: Part of retirement planning
By Joel Dresang In 2008, I was asked to write an essay for what was to be a sort of retirement keepsake. The book was to celebrate Brett Favre, the Green Bay Packers quarterback, who had just retired after 17 seasons. But of course, then Favre unretired. […]
