Does your investment portfolio look like a kitchen junk drawer? Surely there’s something useful in there, but just opening the drawer causes stress. Does your portfolio feel the same?

Despite having decades of experience in our field, we were surprised at some of the things we discovered.

Risk can be a scary-sounding word. Some people like to take risks in life while others try hard to avoid them. It is the same when it comes to investing.

Andreas Shick recently joined the firm as an advisor. We asked him a few questions for you to get to know him a little better.

Jack Bogle wrote in 2006 about 5 aspects of investing that exists even when the markets are uncertain. These words of wisdom are as applicable today as they were back then.

Market timing is an investment strategy that has proven over time to be a failure. It requires the investor to know when to sell and also when to get back into the market.