"I'd gladly pay you $150 or $200 per hour for a few hours of your time. I'm curious why you don't work hourly?"
"I'd gladly pay you $150 or $200 per hour for a few hours of your time. I'm curious why you don't work hourly?"
What are the 10 most important aspects of a financially sound retirement, and how do we start preparing for that future today?
A deep (and I mean *DEEP*) dive into optimizing your retirement withdrawal order of operations to make your money last.
Want a successful retirement? Let's use the principal of inversion. We'll identify the common mistakes, and then NOT do those things!
We make daily financial decisions as a function of long-held beliefs. Some logical and well-thoughts beliefs. Others as a function of pure trauma.
I see some people thinking about their portfolios incorrectly, and a concept called "asset-liability matching" can help.
Growing up, our neighbor was erratic. He was an unwell man, and it manifested in many ways. Today, we learn from him.
On perfectionism, theory of mind, and finding a "good enough" path to get through retirement with flexibility.
If dividends and investment income are supporting your lifestyle, does that matter for "safe withdrawal rate" retirement math?
I want to float these punchy, Socratic questions out there and let them sit. I want you to pause and think. I don’t want to tell you any of my …
There are billions of people out there, and at least many millions are market participants. I cannot change all their minds. None of us can.
The questions keep coming. After two terrible red days last week, the futures market looks glum today. Like it or not, here are my two cents.
Get to your destination in a reasonable time, while not exposing yourself to undue risk. Drivers or investors?!
How important is "asset location" - the practice of placing "high tax" investments into our qualified, tax-advantaged investing accounts?
A fun, celebratory look back over some lessons I've learned throughout life, from the mundane to the deeply meaningful.
Can a small difference in retirement date affect someone's spending for the next 30+ years? Should I reset my retirement withdrawals?
Remember that scene from Gladiator? Well, it's going to help us through volatile markets
Is "benefits hacking" a way of unfairly gaming the system, or justly playing by the rules? Savvy financial planning or an ethical gray area?
They say "the best story wins." How do take "financial planning" - an admittedly boring topic at times - and tell a better story?