WynnSights Blog

New Year’s resolution: Take a hard look at your increasingly complex investments and simplify things.

Now that it's the gifting season consider giving your kids or grandkids - or a kid you just like - the gift of financial knowledge.

If you have money tied up in traditional IRAs and/or 401(k)s, you might wonder if, when, and how you do Roth IRA conversions.

I've been asked why I include Target-Date Funds (TDFs) in my investing strategy as some contend they are inefficient and costly.

Passive investing versus active investing - which is better for who?

Can Baby Boomers afford 25-35 years (or more) of retirement, or will their Golden Years slowly lose their luster?

We're in the midst of an inflation SPIRAL. Is it momentary or will it hang around for a while. That's the BIG question.

It pays to know Medicare and the different plan options available to help you cover healthcare costs. Let's Medi-talk.

Is it possible to contribute more that you're likely to spend on healthcare costs to your Health Savings Account (HSA)?

Newbie investors learn through personal experiences – both good and bad. Here are seven investing tips learned the hard way.

Albert Einstein referred to compound interest as the “Eighth Wonder of the World…the most powerful force in the universe."

Take your retirement savings to the next level by investing simultaneously in a 401(k) retirement plan and an IRA.

When preparing your last will and testament, I cannot stress enough the importance of choosing your beneficiaries.

How do you handle estate planning for your castle without placing undue burden on your heirs?

Most folks are familiar with “meltdowns”. But what about a “melt-up”? And is our economy in a melt-up heading for a dreaded meltdown?

What the heck is a FICO score and why does it have so much sway over your ability to buy furniture, a car, a home, and so on?

These are two very different approaches to making money in the stock and bond markets - essentially trading versus investing.

A target date fund automatically changes your investments from high-risk, high-reward to low-risk, low-reward as you near retirement.

It's great to save your hard-earned dollars but when does saving becoming more of a sickness and less of a good habit?

My PDQ Principles of Investing (Patience, Diversification and Quality) revolve around the concept of simplicity.

Kids who are no longer their parents’ tax dependents (or anyone else’s dependent for that matter), can open their own Health Savings Account