One way to evaluate retirement savings is to look at a retirement savings to income multiple. In this post we'll […]

A risk premium is the excess return an investor captures or anticipates between a risky asset and a comparable safer […]

We've looked at extending our measure of the United States yield curve back in time. To recap, a yield curve […]

On this page we examine the history of the relationship between long term and short term government debt yields in […]

Inflation expectations through Treasury breakevens – a concept we just visited – are a decent take on the market's opinion […]

For a time, we were closely watching inflation expectations – or a close approximation known as treasury breakevens, anyway. By […]

Unfortunately, most people aren't on track to save a significant amount of money for retirement. Depending on how you do […]

In 2016, American households headed by someone aged 32-61 averaged $120,809.40 in retirement savings, or $264,453.30 using an expansive calculation. […]

We present here estimates for the number of accredited investors by age in the United States for full-year 2016. In […]

We here at DQYDJ have recently been sharing some of our insights into our own personal finances – you can […]