Should You ALWAYS Invest In Your 401(k)?
What’s the benefit of a 401(k) employer match? What’s the benefit of maxing out your 401(k)? Let’s put the age-old personal finance wisdom to the test…
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Investing & Retirement
Should you be hand-picking stocks? Timing the market? Or taking the “lazy portfolio” way out?
Investing and Retirement are complicated and consequential topics. The articles below address these complex ideas.
I hope you enjoy them! And let me know what other questions you’d like me to dig into.
Investing Placebos
As investors, our inert actions can yield genuinely positive outcomes in our portfolios. Random decisions, but real gains. It happens all the time.
Is LASIK Worth the Cost? The Answer Helps Explain How Stocks Work.
Is LASIK surgery worth the cost? Or am I better off buying contacts and glasses for the rest of my life? Plus, a lesson on stocks.
Travis Scott’s Important Investing Reminder
What do Travis Scott and Charlie Munger have in common? People need reminders. Without them, we repeat our past mistakes.
Help! Trading Fees Are Killing Me!
Invest more and face fees? Invest less and suffer from money on the sidelines? What’s the best strategy to take?
15 Minutes of Math = $120,000
How can a few quick assumptions *almost* cost someone $120,000?
“What If The World Ends?”
How do you prepare your investments for the end of the world? Or is that a dumb wager to begin with?
JL Collins’ Fun Pretzel Logic
JL – if you ever end up reading this and feel like I’ve been a jerk, please let me know. It’s not my intention, and… Read More »JL Collins’ Fun Pretzel Logic
“Impossible to Lose?!”
I’ve had tons of good interactions with David. He’s a good guy. But I gotta admit—my face contorted when I read his tweet last week.
3 Reasons To “Invest While You’re Young”
Experienced investors constantly advise their younger counterparts to “invest while you’re young!” But why? Why does investing while young matter more than investing while old? Can’t someone just “catch up” on their investments later in life?