Scott Noble

Nov 11, 2024 | kiplinger.com | Scott Noble

Technology brings convenience to many industries, and it’s no different in retirement planning. Nowadays, there are all kinds of projections, calculators and simulators that people can use to build their own retirement plans. And why not? Artificial intelligence and robo-advisers can seemingly do anything and everything. But it can be risky and naïve to rely heavily on any of these “high-tech” routes. That’s because numerous assumptions go into the number-crunching behind the scenes.

May 20, 2024 | link.aps.org | Luciano Combi |Huan Yang |Eduardo Gutiérrez |Scott Noble

We present the first dynamical model of plasma accretion onto traversable wormholes by performing general relativistic magnetohydrodynamical (GRMHD) simulations of the flow on both sides of the wormhole. We evolve the ideal MHD equations on a wormhole spacetime described by the spherically symmetric Simpson-Visser metric. The disk is initialized on one side of the wormhole and accretes onto the throat driven by the magnetorotational instability (MRI).

May 2, 2024 | msn.com | Scott Noble

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May 2, 2024 | kiplinger.com | Scott Noble

We often hear people say that they are good as long as things just keep on moving up and to the right. If only that were the reality. Of course, if given long enough, that’s what happens. The key part of that statement is “if given long enough.” Recessions happen. When you are accumulating wealth, recessions can be helpful, but in retirement they are not. Recessions generally highlight and bring about the realities of downside risk.

Dec 17, 2023 | kiplinger.com | Scott Noble

Here’s an alarming statistic from an Allianz Life study: Four in 10 Americans say they don’t have a financial plan for retirement and will just figure it out when they get there. Are you one of those 40% who will wing it? Don’t be. The downside of poor or no planning is that your retirement likely will fall short financially of what it might have been.