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Using book value to sort stocks into value and growth categories has come under assault. Given the questions this may raise, Jared Kizer explores whether price/book as a value measure truly is discernibly inferior to other common metrics.

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In a look at the latest literature, Larry Swedroe unpacks new research into the impact that the rise of passive investing has had on securities lending, which plays an important role in stock market efficiency.

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In a look at the latest literature, Larry Swedroe unpacks new research into the impact that the rise of passive investing has had on securities lending, which plays an important role in stock market efficiency.

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The benefits of a global equity allocation may diminish as markets integrate, but they haven't just up and vanished. Larry Swedroe takes a multi-faceted look at the value of broad diversification, even in a flatter world.

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What's the most important thing you need to do today, and how might you manage your calendar in a way that improves the odds it actually happens? Tim Maurer shares his system for channeling daily intentionality to boost productivity.

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Most people consider budgeting an exercise in repressive tedium. But it doesn't have to be. Tim Maurer on how autonomy and automation help remake budgeting and saving into part of a life-giving financial rhythm.

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Larry Swedroe and Wealth Advisor Katie Keary explore the impact of 12 specific challenges that women face, and offer financially empowering solutions to them.

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