Some of the best investing and personal finance articles from around the web.
The mulligan rule of retirement — seven mistakes you can fix (Kiplinger). In retirement planning, as in golf, sometimes you need a do-over.
Do gamblers invest differently? (Klement on Investing). With gambling sweeping the country, it’s impacting how people invest.
2025 year-end tax planning checklist (Kindness Financial Planning). “Don’t be the person who finds out in 2026 that they paid the IRS too much for 2025!”
How to get more people to buy annuities (Wall Street Journal). Many employers now include annuities as an option within their 401(k) plans; there’s a push to automate employees into them.
10 things we can learn from Warren Buffett that have nothing to do with money (Morningstar). Or do they?
Warren Buffett’s annual Thanksgiving letter (Berkshire Hathaway). As usual, there are some gems in here, like the importance of choosing your heroes carefully.
Boomers are passing down fortunes — and way, way too much stuff (Bloomberg). Getting rid of stuff can be complicated, but doing so will probably be beneficial to your kids.
Retirement is a sprint, not a marathon (The Retirement Manifesto). Some good points about making the most of the early years when your health will be strongest.
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