Building Your Fortune Through Time
Your financial life should have different focuses in each decade of your life. By taking care of business in your 20s and 30s, you can build wealth and a great family throughout your life.
Your financial life should have different focuses in each decade of your life. By taking care of business in your 20s and 30s, you can build wealth and a great family throughout your life.
My financial philosophy, like yours, was molded over years by taking what worked for me and leaving the rest from multiple sources. Today, I say thanks to those who helped me become successful!
Dave Ramsey gives a lot of great advice. And a little bad advice. Know the difference!
Glide paths are a heavily used investment concept to reduce risk as you go through life. Here are 7 considerations for designing your personal glide path.
Investors and especially their advisors don't like to acknowledge just how simple investing can be- the result is investment style chaos. Focus on what matters.
Far too many investors take either too much or too little investing risk for their goals. This results in either investment catastrophe, or simply running out of money in retirement. Here's how to get to the right level for you.
Yield is not return. Return is not yield. Return is yield + appreciation (or depreciation.) Know the difference when evaluating investments.
The Fed has started raising interest rates, and will almost surely continue to do so. What does that mean for your investments, debts, and lifestyle?
Some people think investing "as a boglehead" isn't scaleable. I disagree, even if other options become available to the ultra-wealthy.
The best employees don't need benefits, never get sick, and work 24/7/365. They even pay less in taxes than you do. Who are they? Your investments.
The financial world, like the medical world, has its own vocabulary. Fail to learn it at your own peril. It's not as hard as you think, but get started today!
Here is what John Montgomery has to say about investing in his annual reports concerning risk tolerance, investment behavior, and hiring an advisor. Is he correct?
Stop underperforming the market. You don't need to market time, pick individual stocks, hire an advisor, or pursue other risky behavior in order to boost investment returns.
What happens if you live like a resident for more than 5 years? Well, you get really rich, really quickly like this couple.
Dave Ramsey is spot on with his advice about getting out of debt but I'd be very cautious taking investing advice from him or his endorsed local providers. Here are 4 reasons why he may be leading you astray.