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Wade Pfau.

"I am the Professor of Retirement Income at the American College of Financial Services in Bryn Mawr, PA. My Ph.D. is in Economics from Princeton University in 2003, under the guidance of Professors Alan Blinder and Harvey Rosen. As an undergraduate student at the University of Iowa, I studied economics, political science, and history. I completed internships at the U.S. Social Security Administration, the White House, and the U.S. Senate. My main research interests are related to developing methods to better analyze issues related to retirement planning."


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Home Sweet Home Bias: Overweighting US Stocks in Your Portfolio (15 March 2024)

Investing is deceptively simple. Until it’s not. As investors, we want to start with the market portfolio—that is, by definition, the most efficient portfolio. But we’ll also want to customize o...

2023 – Q4 Quarterly Market Review (19 January 2024)

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Financial Support of Adult Children and Your Retirement (19 January 2024)

Much has been written about how the current generation of young people are transitioning to full adulthood. Some take a very negative view characterizing the transition as “slow” while others ta...

2023 – Q3 Quarterly Market Review (20 October 2023)

2023- Q3 Quarterly Market Review

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Do Stocks Get Safer The Longer You Own Them? (20 October 2023)

There are a lot of cliches in retirement planning. And a lot of them are cliches for a good reason – they’re good advice. But not always, and more than a few of them are right for the wrong reas...


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