How Rich Was Babe Ruth?
The lesson learned by translating yesterday's dollars.
Rekenthaler Report
What's the Future for Bond and Stock Returns?
The outlook for bonds is clearer than that for stocks.
The Costs That Matter for Investors
For most investors, ongoing expenses are much more important than transaction costs.
3 Investment Lessons From the First Half of 2021
For the most part, the markets behaved in line with expectations.
The Best Investment Politics Is Strong Performance
The safest way to deliver that performance is through indexing.
What Retirees Get Right About Their Retirement Income
Instinctively, they understand how to stretch their portfolios.
Investing During an Era of Speculation
Should we be concerned about the financial markets' excesses?
The Next Generation of Fund Investing
Where the industry is headed.
The Hidden Assumptions of Financial Calculators
Don't ignore the program's defaults.
The Long-Term Forecast for U.S. Stock Returns
Expect 7.5%.
3 Solutions for Index-Fund Voting
Improving upon current practices.
Reasons Not to Invest in Boutique Funds
Small isn't always beautiful.
Index Funds Have Too Much Voting Power
At long last, indexing's detractors have a legitimate complaint.
How Personalities Determine Investment Styles
You're either born a growth-stock investor, or you're not, in this column from the archives.
Vanguard Steps Further Into Private Equity
From institutions to individual investors.
Using History's Lessons to Evaluate Today's Investments
The odds favor equities.
The Latest Attack on Target-Date Funds
Three professors claim that such funds dupe inattentive shareholders.
Is the Retirement-Income Party Finally Over?
Today's retirees will have difficulty continuing a long and happy trend.
Which Is Better or Worse: The Financial Transaction Tax or the Capital Gains Increase?
Assessing the current proposals before Congress.
David Swensen: The Peter Lynch of Institutional Investing
A genius to admire but not emulate.
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