Gardeners and Diners
This will piss off some advisors, but not everyone needs professional financial help. Here’s the analogy I use to explain it.
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A Quick Thought on Student Loan Forgiveness
Very, very quick.
Using NPV to Analyze Mortgages
A nitty-gritty math-based article to help you value future dollars in today’s terms.
The Perfectly Imperfect Investor
The more you accept your investing imperfection, the closer to perfect you’ll be.
Eat, Drink, and Be Content
From ancient Greece to modern times, the human condition remains – and with it our struggle to find contentment.
RRTTLLU: That’s Not a Typo, Investors
A step-by-step acronym to breakdown every investing decision.
Chasing the Fad
Fads come and go, whether we follow them or not. And you never have to follow them!
Order Up
A fun foray into breakfast, cleaning, thermodynamics, and finance.
Teachers Are Getting Taken Advantage Of
Educators are getting taken advantage of. They have amazing benefits, like summers off and pensions. But their investing world is the opposite of amazing. It’s infamously predatory. Their 403b programs introduce them to suboptimal advisors who too often guide teachers into poor investments.
Blowhards, Broken Clocks, and Confirmation Bias
These astrologers are the boys who cried wolf. And we’re correct to not believe them, even when they happen to get one right. They’ve foisted it upon themselves.