Delegator, Validator, or DIYer? Take This Quiz to Find Out What You Are
If you're not sure whether you are a delegator, a validator, or a DIYer when it comes to personal finance, here's a guide for you.
If you're not sure whether you are a delegator, a validator, or a DIYer when it comes to personal finance, here's a guide for you.
A new investor might not understand that looking at a fund's past performance doesn't mean it'll have similar future returns. Here's why.
Wondering about rebalancing your portfolio? Let's talk about a few important things about rebalancing, such as the why, when, and how.
With my intern year done, I have some feedback for my financial plan from before I became a resident. Here are the positives and negatives.
Answering reader questions about the Mega Backdoor Roth, the regular Backdoor Roth IRA, and IRA rollovers. We also talk about high-yield dividend funds and answer a question about asset allocation and asset location.
Not all physicians or other high-income earners take their cues from John Bogle. Some have their own ideas about how to invest their money,
Catch-up contributions for your retirement accounts can be simple, but a few of them are more complex than you think. Let's break it down.
Every white coat investor needs to understand the basics of mutual funds. They are, and should be, the mainstay of investing.
Answering reader questions about how to know if a real estate deal is too good to be true, the importance of doing thorough due diligence before investing in any real estate deal, and whether all-in-one loans for mortgages can work for you.
Fidelity has started offering a youth account, and some wonder if it is a good idea for their teenager. Here's what you need to know.
Before you buy an investment property, you should run a few numbers to make sure it will be a profitable investment. Here's what to know.
Do you know how to calculate your investment return accurately? Use XIRR. This demonstration shows you how and includes spreadsheets.
Simplifying your financial life is hard. Here are 16 real-life dilemmas where I'm trying to figure out how I can erase portfolio complexity.
ETFs are great, but so are mutual funds. What are the pros and cons? Choosing the right funds depends mostly on cost and convenience.
If you're leaving your employer and you have a 401(k), what should you do? There are six options, some of which are better than others.