The 401(k) retirement plan has become a household name to most working Americans. In case you’re unfamiliar, a 401(k) is an employer-sponsored retirement plan to which employees can make retirement savings contributions to help prepare themselves for retirement. Given the 401(k)’s rise i...
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The first time my triathlon coach saw me swim, he wasn’t very optimistic. “You look like an electrocuted frog,” he said. Obviously I had some work to do. But that was okay, because I had a plan. In 1999 at the start of my professional triathlon career, I set a goal. Within five years, I [&hell...
The dog days of summer are here. As many of us have missed out on our vacations because of the pandemic, we are all looking for an outlet or ways to “get away”. People are beginning to travel again, but whether you choose to stay at home, take a road trip or find a place […]...
I posted an article a few months ago — about six weeks into the pandemic — reassuring parents that Our Kids Will Be OK… And So Will Our Financial Plans. Despite the terrifying headlines in your daily news feed, I’m still right. First of all, anyone claiming that “it’s time to rethink how...
With Coronavirus cases back on a major upswing here in the U.S. and Arizona in particular, some lessons from behavioral economics swirled back into my memory. Specifically, I’m thinking of the marshmallow test. For those not familiar, this is a test invented by Walter Mischel, a psychology researc...
Ever since the COVID-19 crisis manifested itself in the U.S., one of the go-to coping mechanisms for people is to joke about how time has no meaning anymore. I’ve been intentionally keeping a University of Arizona basketball ticket on my desk from a game my wife and I attended with another 12,000 ...
For most of your life, retirement was probably a fuzzy concept in a faraway future. Sure, you prepared for it by diligently squirreling away money, but aside from that, the precise details of what your life might look like as a retiree got little attention. Now, retirement is here, or maybe it is lo...
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