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Learn how motivated reasoning may influence confirmation errors, leading people to favor confirming evidence over disconfirming information.

Confirmation errors mislead the proverbial dog that believes his bark makes UPS trucks go away. The dog can test his belief by seeking disconfirming evidence. How about not barking next

whats in a gdp number

What’s in a GDP Number?

U.S. gross domestic product (GDP) — a key economic measure capturing the total value of goods and services produced — was recently announced at an estimated growth rate of 3.0%

Fear and excessive frugality can stall retirement joy. Learn how shifting from saving to spending can support a more fulfilling and generous next chapter.

An elderly couple moving to an assisted living apartment calls their son in another state for help moving their belongings. A widow in her 90s finds it difficult to clean

while opinions on the U.S. bond market make headlines, we share a few facts that may help long-term bond investors

In a volatile year for U.S. stocks, the overall U.S. bond market has maintained a positive year-to-date total return throughout 2025. For investors allocating to balanced portfolios of both asset

While the merits of global diversification have always been strong, recent events provide new considerations that point back to the potential risk management benefits of spreading our portfolios across the broader opportunity set.

A recent study from Morningstar’s Jeff Ptak estimates that the average U.S. fund investor held about 82% of their equity portfolios in U.S. stocks as of late 2024.1 Although the

Explore how the headwinds vs. tailwinds bias shapes our perceptions—and how recognizing it can lead to more thoughtful financial decisions.

My daughter’s bus leaves her stop at 7:25 a.m. To get there with ample time, I know I need to leave our house at 7:15. Otherwise, I risk needing to