There always feels like more you can or should do. But at some point, you must make a judgement call to jump off the financial treadmill...

Now, don’t get me wrong, I’m an advocate for spending responsibly. We shouldn’t hoard money.

Over several decades of talking to investors, watching them, and advising them, I’ve decided there are four investor types.

Investing in the stock market isn’t for the faint of heart. Stock investors periodically get blindsided by events that wreak havoc on their portfolios. There are things that come out of nowhere that collapse prices.

If you don’t have an estate plan in place right now, I urge you to make it a priority over the next month.

Wealth is all about planning for the years ahead, not today.

Yes, stocks will make you more money over time, but there is a place for bonds in your portfolio.

Anyone peering in on our financial lives would likely step back, scratching their head in confusion about the weird juxtapositions we personally think are normal.

But I must admit the stock market is my favorite asset class of them all. There are three reasons underpinning that preference.

But life is about trade-offs, and you must consider the dark side of what generational wealth can mean.

My profession has nothing to do with farming, but there are so many parallels between what I do and what farmers face each and every day. The lessons of the farm apply beautifully to investing.

Since the dawn of stock markets, investors have been searching desperately for a system that could reliably tell them when to buy and when to sell. No such system exists.

In a small town, you can find comfort and meaning. And in a small town, you can absolutely find world-class professionals.

Something had to be done. The household desperately needed to change its ways. They needed to fix the problem before it got worse.

So, what should you do as the market loses value? The best answer is to buy more stocks.

The stock market just got a lot more interesting lately.

I guess this is kind of like a confession. Forgive me, dear readers, for I have sinned.

Control is not for everyone. But if you insist on going all-in on an investment, you would be foolish to go without it.

Retirement isn’t necessarily easy. You have to work at it. You need a game plan for it.

If you can accurately forecast earnings, you have the potential to make a lot of money. Unfortunately, it’s not an easy job.