The Wall Street Journal’s two top personal finance journalists, Jonathan Clements and Jason Zweig, both now at The Wall Street Journal tackle the three greatest financial challenges facing Americans.
CLEMENTS & ZWEIG: Greatest Financial Challenges
CLEMENTS & ZWEIG: GREATEST FINANCIAL CHALLENGES
THE IMPORTANCE OF TAX PLANNING
As the saying goes, it’s not what you make, it’s what you keep. A woman’s chances of achieving financial security — both today and for all the tomorrows to come — improves greatly with sound tax planning. These skilled financial planners, all of whom specialize in women clients, have some money-saving suggestions that, if you’ll pardon the pun, make a lot of “cents.”
DAVID WINTERS: A DIFFERENT DRUMMER
DAVID WINTERS ACTION POINT
Stick with investors and companies that are built to last.
DAVID WINTERS: A DIFFERENT DRUMMER
More often than not, WEALTHTRACK guests march to the beat of a different drum. Wintergreen Fund’s David Winters, a value investor who describes himself as the opposite of an index hugger, has more than 60% of his portfolio invested in companies based overseas and has recently taken a stand against Coca Cola management and Warren Buffett!