A popular rule of thumb is that most people can pull out about 4% each year as a safe starting withdrawal rate. Recent research ... a recent research report. The analysis is subject to change ...

A popular rule of thumb is that most people can pull out about 4% each year as a safe starting withdrawal rate. Recent research ... a recent research report. The analysis is subject to change ...

The recent rise in mortgage rates, approaching 7.25%, has negatively affected builder sentiment. They need rates in the 6-6.5 ...

Consider using popular rules of thumb to guide your financial path in 2025. Here are three involving budgeting, investing and retirement withdrawals.

This week's Chart of the Week comes from the State of Retirement Income Report 2024. It looks at where asset allocation and retirement withdrawal rates meet. What's a safe amount to take out of your ...

Graham Corporation’s optimistic valuation doesn’t align with my safety target. Learn why GHM stock, despite positive trends, ...

As noted above, the first step in preparing your portfolio for what happens in 2025 is to clean up the things hindering you.

For months, there has been a never-ending series of excuses for why interest rates can't be trimmed, even just a touch. Now ...

Old royalty assumptions Several simple rules of thumb are often used to set ... way to begin discussing potential royalty rates, but there is less analysis to consider. The idea is to compare ...

With the nuclear industry entering a new period of rejuvenation it’s never been more important to attract and retain the best ...

The basic rule of thumb: The longer the term, the more total interest that you pay. For example, someone with a 15-year term will pay less in total interest than someone with a 30-year fixed-rate ...