When people think about retirement, they often imagine a slower pace and reduced spending. But Ric Edelman, one of America’s...
Ric Edelman
Ric Edelman is an American investor and author. He is the founder of Edelman Financial Services (later, Edelman Financial Engines), the author of several personal finance books, and the host of a weekly personal finance talk radio show called The Ric Edelman Show.
We live in unpredictable times. Whether it’s a natural disaster, economic disruption, or a biotech breakthrough that changes how long...
Let’s talk about the one thing most people put off until it’s too late—disaster prep. No, I’m not talking about...
Lending to Family and Friends? Think Again.Ric Edelman says one of the quickest ways to ruin a relationship is to...
Why You Need Cash Reserves and How Much to SaveRic Edelman emphasized the importance of keeping 12 to 24 months’...
If there’s one lesson I’ve learned from decades in personal finance, it’s this: real wealth comes from discipline, not luck....
What’s the best way to raise financially responsible kids? Or pick the right financial advisor? Or make the most of...
When it comes to retirement planning, Ric Edelman doesn’t sugarcoat things. On this episode of The Truth About Money, he...
If you want to understand how money really works and how to avoid common mistakes that could cost you hundreds...
When it comes to success whether on the pitcher’s mound or in your bank account it all starts with a...
When it comes to building and protecting your financial legacy, there’s no such thing as being “too early” or “too...
Sometimes the most valuable financial advice isn’t just about saving more or investing smarter it’s about how we think. In...
1. Rebalancing Investment PortfoliosRebalancing is a crucial strategy for long-term investment success. Ric Edelman emphasized that regularly selling assets that...
1. Credit Card Debt: The Silent Wealth KillerCredit card debt is one of the most dangerous forms of debt due...
Understanding IRAs (Individual Retirement Arrangements) Many people believe IRA stands for Individual Retirement Account, but it's actually an Individual Retirement...
