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Editor s note: This article first appeared in the Q2 2021 issue of Morningstar magazine. Click here to subscribe. With interest rates at unprecedented low levels, bond markets are in uncharted territory. As bond market theories struggle to keep pace, asset allocators and income investors must adapt in real time. This is a particularly challenging climate for those who need to live off their investments.
The three panelists in this Morningstar Conversation bring three different perspectives. Michael Finke holds doctorates in both consumer sciences and finance and is professor of wealth management at the American College of Financial Services. Jonathan Guyton is a Certified Financial Planner who advises clients as a principal of Cornerstone Wealth Advisors and has been a retirement columnist for the Journal of Financial Planning since 2010. And Larry Siegel, who has a long background in practical investment analysis, serves as the Gary P. Brinson Director of Research a
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Frank Jacobs, Mad Magazine Writer With a Lyrical Touch, Dies at 91
He deftly mocked pop culture, politics and more for 57 years. He also wrote new lyrics for familiar songs, which led to a lawsuit from Irving Berlin and others.
The longtime Mad magazine writer Frank Jacobs, as drawn by the longtime Mad magazine artist Jack Davis. Mr. Jacobs was, a former colleague said, “the best writer Mad magazine ever had.”Credit.Jack Davis via TM/E.C. Publishing
April 14, 2021Updated 6:36 p.m. ET
Frank Jacobs, an inventive satirist who in his 57 years at Mad magazine mocked popular culture and politics, often in pitch-perfect verse and lyrics, died on April 5 in Tarzana, Calif. He was 91.