The Four Pillars of Investing with Bill Bernstein, MD – Podcast #107
Today we interview William J Bernstein, MD. We talk his "Four Pillars of Investing", history of finance, future stock returns, real estate, gold, and lots more!
Today we interview William J Bernstein, MD. We talk his "Four Pillars of Investing", history of finance, future stock returns, real estate, gold, and lots more!
It's critical for an investor to examine five major categories of investment-related costs and reduce them wherever possible for maximum returns.
Today we answer reader questions about the costs of raising a family, muni bonds, insurance for the military, HSAs & FSAs, downsizing to reach FI, and more!
Jonathan Clements, author of How to Think About Money, is our guest today. We discuss how to use money to create a better, happier, more enriched life.
TPP found a silver lining after experiencing financial blows. He turned to DIY Investing as his preferred path to FI and welcomes you to join the ride.
Investors that focus on investing in dividend stocks are making 5 critical errors. Learn how to avoid these mistakes and build a better portfolio.
Using current market valuations to predict future returns can be a difficult exercise, but if you truly expect low future returns, there are a few things you can do about it.
Here are 4 simple ways to help your money work harder and compound faster.
Investing seems like it should be so easy, but it isn't. These are the reasons there are so few successful investors out there.
When will you know if you are competent enough to manage your own personal finances? Here are 10 ways to determine if you are ready to be a DIY investor.
Is it acceptable to invest differently from what you might recommend for someone else? It's a question that should be carefully considered by all investors.
This young periodontist is financially on the right track but with lots of expenses competing for his money. Many lessons to be learned for everyone in this episode.
Answering listener questions today about target retirement funds, when to invest in bonds, 529s across state lines, using a trust as a beneficiary, student loan management, and lots more.
Don't be fooled that a high-income makes you immune to financial missteps. Learn from and avoid the mistakes of others and you'll be on the right path to achieve your financial goals.
This dentist travels the world, gives to family and charity, and is living his dream on a retirement "budget" of $400K per year. This is what the future can hold when you practice good principles of investing throughout a lifetime.
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