Paul J. Lim

Paul J. Lim is an assistant managing editor at MONEY, overseeing investing coverage. Before that, he was chief financial correspondent for U.S. News & World Report. He has also written investing and personal finance columns for The New York Times and Los Angeles Times.

Recent Articles

Loading Up on Stocks With Dividends Is Risky In an Aging Bull Market

One investment strategy that has grown increasingly popular, particularly among people who are either retired or close to retiring, needs to be put out to pasture, investment strategists say.And that’s the dividend switch.For much of...

By Paul J. Lim

When Is a Bubble Not a Bubble? Why This Tech-Stock Boom Is Different

Despite a mid-June swoon, technology stocks are off to the races again. And many investors believe that 15 years after the tech wreck that ended in 2002, things really are different this time. They may...

By Paul J. Lim

Why Your Portfolio Should Be Stocked With Global Shares

And not just stocks from the United States

By Paul J. Lim

Negative Rates Get a Second Look

While the odds that the Federal Reserve will hike interest rates soon have fallen recently, so too has the likelihood that it will turn to another unpopular strategy to address the ailing economy: negative rates.Negative...

By Paul J. Lim
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