It’s an exciting day at Personal Capital, as we announce that two visionary thinkers in the fields of investment strategy and behavioral finance have joined our Board of Academic…
The British Royal Family welcomed a Prince this week, and on Tuesday new parents Kate and William brought him home to Kensington Palace. While most young families won’t experience throngs…
Keeping track of numerous transactions across multiple accounts can be a difficult task. But with your Personal Capital Dashboard, it’s easy to organize your cash flow and expenses. Here’s…
When describing the economic outlook before the Joint Economic Committee on May 22, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke hinted that the Fed might take initial steps towards reducing its…
Personal Capital recently implemented some new features on our Web-based Dashboard in effort to provide users with a more interactive and complete financial picture. We first…
Social media, blogs, tech news outlets, Reddit and more were overloaded by the news of gaming software giant Zynga’s layoffs this week. 520 “Zyngites” are now unemployed. In the…
Personal Capital, the nation’s first digital wealth management firm, just closed its $25 million Series C financing. “We’ve doubled users, clients and assets since the first of the…
Whether your investment portfolio consists of a 401k or multiple brokerage and retirement accounts, it’s important to note that no two investment vehicles are alike – and that fees…
A major undertaking by the Department of Labor seems to be missing the mark. Last year, it implemented new rules requiring 401k plan providers to disclose all fees associated with plan…
Personal Capital’s all-new app for Android is now available on Google Play. Investors can stay in-the-know about their financial situation any time, anywhere, regardless of operating…
Personal Capital just launched the latest version of its iPad app and it’s a major upgrade savvy investors won’t want to miss. Interactive tools, payment features and a sleek design are…
Tax day is upon us and if you haven’t filed your tax return there are a few things you can do to potentially decrease what you owe to Uncle Sam. Make an IRA Contribution. Contributions…
