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The knee jerk decision to claim your Social Security benefits at age 62 may be one of the worst decisions you could make in retirement. Depending on your own family circumstances a more sophisticated strategy could improve your lifetime benefits dramatically. Take the time and effort to get it right, or consult with a professional financial advisor who can show you the options. Click here to read more.

Many Americans have saved less than 7% of what they feel they will need to fund their retirement. Faced with life expectancies stretching into their 90s and little in the way of a nest egg,  lots of them are making the decision to delay retirement till much later in life. Click here to read more.

New Regulation Targets Hidden Fees in 401(k) Plans coming on April 1st, to learn more go to  http://wapo.st/yQv977

The Wall Street Journal postedan excellent discussion of our factor investing techniques. http://on.wsj.com/vBYOkd

We have been telling you not to stretch for yield. http://usat.ly/tQlnCj

Market Predictions may be hazardous to your wealth! Shoot your guru and buy / hold an index fund to replace him. http://yhoo.it/uiEeX7 

Where is Israel’s Central Bank looking to invest to reduce the risk? Equity Indexes, starting with the US. http://bloom.bg/uXmW86

Why do investors make terrible decisions? How can you stop? http://bit.ly/viuqbT 

Last year’s hero is this year’s goat. The rise and fall of a stock guru. http://on.wsj.com/rNiVqi

Your age, family situation, and other factors determine the best investment strategy to save for retirement. Listen to the MP3 of Frank Armstrong on The Larry Meiller Show and learn how to make wise personal investment decisions in this economy. http://bit.ly/uBKS9j