
Investing through chaos: why my strategy hasn’t changed
My investment strategy is SO boring an SO easy. I talk about investing all the time, but I almost NEVER actually DO anything. I started
My investment strategy is SO boring an SO easy. I talk about investing all the time, but I almost NEVER actually DO anything. I started
I’d like to start by saying that my mom is NOT BROKE. I called her to fact check this post, and she was very concerned
I’ve heard from life insurance salesmen that their commission to make a sale is around the ENTIRE first year of premiums. i.e. if you sign
I wish I could tell you how to double your money in the stock market in a month. I wish I could tell you which
As of today my net worth is about $5 million. Of that, only about $50,000 is in cash. That’s 1%. The other 99% is at
The big divide down the middle separates the two very similar sounding terms “Fee based” and “Fee only”. Fee based means these advisors earn commission
We’re in the age of internet outrage, so when I post something like “if you invest $500/month you’ll have about $3 million bucks in 40
One of the biggest misconceptions I hear from newer investors is that they should be combining accounts in order to accelerate compound growth. For example,
The S&P 500 has a long history of going up 10% a year on average. But it’s a big mistake to think you will get
These numbers are so extreme they look absurd, but they’re accurate! If you had a dollar bill in 1913 and held it until today, it
My investment strategy is SO boring an SO easy. I talk about investing all the time, but I almost NEVER actually DO anything. I started
I’d like to start by saying that my mom is NOT BROKE. I called her to fact check this post, and she was very concerned
I’ve heard from life insurance salesmen that their commission to make a sale is around the ENTIRE first year of premiums. i.e. if you sign
I wish I could tell you how to double your money in the stock market in a month. I wish I could tell you which
As of today my net worth is about $5 million. Of that, only about $50,000 is in cash. That’s 1%. The other 99% is at
The big divide down the middle separates the two very similar sounding terms “Fee based” and “Fee only”. Fee based means these advisors earn commission
We’re in the age of internet outrage, so when I post something like “if you invest $500/month you’ll have about $3 million bucks in 40
One of the biggest misconceptions I hear from newer investors is that they should be combining accounts in order to accelerate compound growth. For example,
The S&P 500 has a long history of going up 10% a year on average. But it’s a big mistake to think you will get
These numbers are so extreme they look absurd, but they’re accurate! If you had a dollar bill in 1913 and held it until today, it