Daniel Kahneman died on March 27th. Professor Kahneman was a “pioneer of what became known as behavioral economics.” If you’ve never heard of him, you may be surprised to learn the portfolio you own was partially inspired by his research and writings.

Stephen Kreider Yoder and his wife, Karen Kreider Yoder, write a very enlightening column for the Wall Street Journal titled Retirement Rookies. On a recent biking trip through Kansas, they had a near-death experience that made them wonder - do we need a Plan B?

If you or a family member have never been the victim of credit card fraud, pat yourself on the back. But don’t get too confident; your day is probably coming. Kiplinger’s cites an industry survey that says 65% of debit and credit card holders have had at least one fraudulent charge on their account. To say credit card fraud is rampant is an understatement.