THE AAII JOURNAL JULY 2023 ISSUE
COVER ARTICLE
Four Tax Strategies for Retirees
Strategic tax planning alongside delayed Social Security claiming can increase portfolio longevity and legacy in retirement.
Features
in Financial Planning,Retirement Planning,Retired Investor
Changes Made to Retirement Savings by SECURE 2.0 Act
The rules in plain-English plus post-passage observations can help you make changes for the current and future tax years.
in ETFs and Mutual Funds,International
Going Global: Mutual Funds and ETFs Targeting Regions and Countries
International equity mutual funds and ETFs can offer geographical, currency and sector diversification and dampen risks related to a single stock or the instability of a single country.
in AAII Stock Ideas,Growth Investing
A Tribute to William O'Neil: Revisiting the CAN SLIM Strategy
O’Neil’s research proved that specific growth characteristics of stocks can be tracked to discover companies that have strong prospects for future growth.
in AAII How-To,Portfolio Strategies
Five Steps for Conducting a Midyear Portfolio Review
A midyear review is useful for ensuring your portfolio remains on track to achieve your financial goals. How to go about it.
in Industry Focus
Auto & Truck Stocks Shift Into High Gear
Despite the recent negative headwinds for the auto and truck manufacturing industry, there are reasons for optimism going forward.
in AAII Model Portfolios,Small Cap Value Investing
First-Quarter Earnings Prompt Change in Model Shadow Stock Portfolio
During the quarter, five holdings reported losses great enough to push their trailing 12-month earnings into negative territory.
Notes & Opinions
in Editor's Note,Tax Strategies,Retirement Planning
SECURE 2.0 Act Benefits Many, but Social Security Needs Fixing
While the SECURE 2.0 Act will benefit many people, our legislators once again missed the opportunity to shore up Social Security.
in Dispatches,Corporate Management
Do Firms That Receive Non-Income Tax Relief Outperform?
A study looked at whether a corporate reduction in taxes not based on income has an impact on the stock’s performance.
in Dispatches,Market Actions
MegaCap-8 Stocks Lead Resurgence in Large-Cap Growth
The eight so-called MegaCap-8 companies accounted for 26.4% of the S&P 500 index’s total market capitalization as of June 9, 2023.
in Dispatches,Financial Planning,Advisers
Reasons That Investors Part Ways With Their Financial Adviser
There are several common, but multi-dimensional, reasons that advisers are terminated by their clients according to research by Morningstar.
in Letters to the Editor
Letters to the Editor
Members share their thoughts on recent articles covering the Coffee Can portfolio, equal-weight funds, retirement prep and when to sell I bonds.
in AAII Community,Retired Investor
Rolling With the Retirement Tide: AAII Community Shares Rollover Revelations
Members recently engaged in a lively conversation about retirement account rollovers, shedding light on the specific motivations behind their decisions.
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