Have the Australians found a better way to help employees invest for retirement? How might the "taper" effect you? How much should you be paying for a variable annuity?

Is your 401k a bit "funky?" What ever happened to Janus and can they come back? Dave Ramsey battles well respected investment advisors in the Twitterverse. Plus, another Bill Gross update.

Are you ready to retire? Find out on this show. Plus, a smart "expert" recognizes his limitation. We wish more would do the same. Paul Merriman shares more money musings. Plus, Goldman Sachs has a new product for "regular" investors that is truly confusin

For memorial day weekend, we go back 3 years to 2010 for this "Best of Investoradio." The market was still frightening investors out of stock funds. We had just experienced the "Flash Crash." People were fleeing stocks when they should have been getting i

Are you worried about an eminent bond market crash? Are you one of those who is paying way too much for your index funds? Paul Merriman joins us to explain why he hires a professional investment advisor even though he was one for 40 years. Plus, what kind

Should you sell in May and go away or should you stay? Bet you know what we'll say. Don continues his commentary on Frontline's "...Retirement Gamble." Plus, our friend, Paul Merriman adds his thoughts on the PBS documentary and much more.

You might want to start paying more attention to those annuities you bought. No BS from us, but you may get some BS from UBS. Don parses PBS Frontline's "Retirement Gamble" in the first of his two-part series. Plus much more money help for real investors.

Beware the jargon: "Bond-like" could mean more risk. Is the 60/40 portfolio a thing of the past? What does Morningstar say is the best way to predict future mutual fund success? Finally, where in the world are Investoradio listeners?

Is gold's glitter gone? Should you be using bear market funds? Plus, we share another investing lesson from the PBS drama, Downton Abbey.

Shame on many of you. Are you still trying to time the market? An investing lesson from an unlikely source, the PBS series "Downton Abbey." We visit the "ghosts" of bubbles past. Larry Swedroe is back in his "Corner" with more investing wisdom, and when i