Is Tax-Loss Harvesting Worthwhile?
It’s that time of year again. December is the final call for (most) annual tax issues, and the topic of tax-loss harvesting rears its head**.… Read More »Is Tax-Loss Harvesting Worthwhile?
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.
It’s that time of year again. December is the final call for (most) annual tax issues, and the topic of tax-loss harvesting rears its head**.… Read More »Is Tax-Loss Harvesting Worthwhile?
Let’s chat about the stock market. Specifically, let’s think about average investors like me and you. And let’s ask: how much money do we need… Read More »How to Become a Millionaire in the Stock Market
You’ve heard it before, especially if you regularly read or listen to The Best Interest: It’s a perfect example of investing’s golden relationship between risk… Read More »Just How Volatile Are Stocks and Bonds?
Last week provided a terrific, real-life stock market lesson. Let’s dive in. First, Some Context… Let’s zoom out to 2023 as a whole. Why has… Read More »Last Week’s Terrific, Real-Life Stock Lesson
Two college students asked me similar questions after class: “How should I invest my money?” Here are my answers…
Current 1-year stock market returns look amazing. Who would choose any alternative investing strategy when their current method has granted them 40%, 50%, or higher 1-year returns? We need to zoom out.
Warren Buffett turned 93 years old last week, so let me share my favorite Buffett quotes and why they’re so educational.
What are dividends? What is dividend reinvestment? And how can it make a 6- or 7-figure difference to your retirement wealth?
How do you accounts and habits stack up against Vanguard’s comprehensive retirement report, “How America Saves?”
Investing won’t always feel good. But the times that feel bad are often the best, most important times to stay the course.