Why Zero Coupon Bonds Can Add Up To Much More Than Zero
Zero coupon bonds (sometimes called zeroes for short) have been around for 30 years. Due to their unique structure and characteristics, zeroes remain an attractive investment option for many individuals.
Facebook and Other IPOs: Do not Buy the Hype
The initial public offering (IPO) of Facebook dominated the investment news. Unfortunately for many investors, the much-anticipated (and much hyped) IPO fell somewhat flat.
What Should You Do With Your Old 401(k)?
After leaving a job employees sometimes discover that they left something behind -,perhaps a coat or maybe a desk knick-knack. Sometimes, however, employees leave something much more important behind at their previous jobs: their 401(k) accounts.
What Should You Do With Your Income Tax Refund?
Some people have big plans for their refund, whether it is spending it on a summer vacation, a new car or boat, or a a big-screen TV. To the degree that items like this are bought with a tax refund instead of on credit, they may be wise purchases.
What is In a Name?
Since the day the firm was founded nearly four decades ago, David Lerner has stood for honesty and integrity in all his dealings with clients and throughout the investment community.
College Saving and Investing Strategies
Despite the cost, obtaining a college degree may still be a worthwhile goal. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, college graduates earn more money than individuals who just have a high-school diploma.
A Unique Opportunity for Fixed-Income Investors
For the first time in our nation is history it is now possible to buy a municipal bond with a higher credit rating and a higher yield than a Treasury bond.
Working in Retirement: An Option for You
For some people the idea of a full-time retirement might not be very appealing. Maybe you really enjoy what you do for a living, and you are healthy and see no reason to stop working just because you have reached the so-called "retirement age."