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Larry Swedroe unpacks some recent research from our own Jared Kizer that shows the risk already found in a portfolio of stocks and government bonds can make owning corporate bonds redundant for many investors.

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A recent study explores how a lack of financial literacy can cost investors returns.

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Given the evidence on the poor performance of lottery-like stocks, why would mutual funds choose to invest in them? Larry Swedroe unpacks research that shows it may have something to do with investors' economically irrational "taste" for such equities.

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ESG investors may be sacrificing some of their returns to express their social preferences, but is there an offsetting benefit in terms of lower portfolio risk? Larry Swedroe unpacks a new study that explores both sides of the strategy.

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Larry Swedroe unpacks some recent research from our own Jared Kizer that shows the risk already found in a portfolio of stocks and government bonds can make owning corporate bonds redundant for many investors.

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Financial complexities seem to multiply in later life, but navigating them doesn't have to be perplexing. Wealth Advisor Sue Stevens explores what you need to consider as you move out of your working years, through retirement and plan a legacy.

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Given its disappearing act, many investors worry the value premium is permanently, irreversibly, undeniably dead. Larry Swedroe revisits the data and explains why he thinks it's difficult to conclude this particular risk premium is gone for good.

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When it comes to markets, there are no clear crystal balls. Like in poker, the best you can do is put the odds in your favor and then invest (or bet) accordingly. Larry Swedroe on what poker players can teach investors about evaluating decisions.

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