Links to online articles

• Why So Many Fail at Investing | The Motley Fool
  According to a US study of investor returns, over a 20-year period ending in 2008, the S&P 500 index gained an average of 8.4% per year but the average investor earned just 1.9% a year.
• Morningstar: Is It Time to Dump Your Broker?
• Retirement Plans and Saving for College
• RETIREMENT PLANNING NOT A HIGH PRIORITY FOR MANY
• FORBES: HOW WILL THE EXPIRATION OF BUSH TAX CUTS AFFECT YOU?
• Junk Bond ETF Boom
• RETHINKING DIVIDENDS AS TAX INCREASE LOOMS
• Variable Annuities the Basics
  Many clients come to Asset Advisors with VA's. Unfortunately, many from unethical advisors. Fortunately, we have a solution.
• ‘ALARMING NUMBER’ OF MIDDLE-INCOME BOOMERS PUT BRAKES ON RETIREMENT
  73 percent of middle-income boomers are rethinking retirement and of those, 79 percent are delaying their retirement by an average of five years.