The Value of Debt in Retirement – A Review
By Dr. James M. Dahle, WCI Founder Earlier this year, Thomas J. Anderson published a follow-up to his "NYT Bestselling" book The Value of Debt called The Value of Debt in Retirement. (Interestingly, b...
By Dr. James M. Dahle, WCI Founder Earlier this year, Thomas J. Anderson published a follow-up to his "NYT Bestselling" book The Value of Debt called The Value of Debt in Retirement. (Interestingly, b...
[Editor's Note: This guest post was submitted by Michael Fishman, MD, MBA. He started his post-graduate training as a surgery resident, where he saw the light on the other side of the curtain. In tran...
[Editor's Note: Occasionally I get a guest post that is well-written and otherwise interesting, but find myself in disagreement with the recommendations in the post, or perhaps just feeling like the p...
[Editor's Note: This is a guest post from Rachel Hernandez, the spouse of a physician and a real estate investor who has written a book on investing in manufactured housing entitled Adventures in Mobi...
[Editor's Note: Konstantin Litovsky has written before about the merits of a "pooled 401(k) plan." In this post, he talks about the benefits of a customized pooled plan for your individual 401(k) (als...
Some ways of expanding your Roth space come with significant costs, and some are a no-brainer. Find out which ones you should already be doing and which ones you ought to consider now and in the future.
A successful investor has a written, logical investing plan, not just a collection of investments. Here are 6 principles for successful portfolio design.
Syndicated real estate deals are generally structured to have a down payment of around 1/3, and last 5-7 years. This maximizes cash flow, protecting it from taxes by the depreciation while still taking advantage of leverage and spreading the transaction costs over multiple years.
[Editor's Note: Many high-income professional investors first learned about the Backdoor Roth IRA on this site. One of my most popular posts is the tutorial on the process. In the lengthy comments sec...
This post is an excerpt from their free ebook (Improve Your Employer's 401k Plan) offered at his site, with some minor editing. Although this post is lengthy, it is an excellent step by step guide wit...
Every now and then (okay, every week) I run into someone with a different investment philosophy from my own. Occasionally, the exchange is jaw-dropping. For instance, I kind of thought the passive vs...
I'm a big fan of debt-free living. Probably too big of a fan, actually. I know of at least one financial error I've made because of a general abhorrence of debt (can anyone say HPSP?) At this point in...
Some things matter more than others when it comes to investing. In my view, the following are the most important factors in reaching your investing goals.
The job of a good graphic designer is to fill the gap between information and understanding. I didn’t come up with that myself. I stole that line from a movie I just watched called Design is One. The...
If measured by volume (either definition), the vast majority of investing advice out there is terrible. In the spirit of David Letterman's Top 10 Countdowns, here are the ten worst places to get inves...