“Why Can’t I Take Social Security Early and Invest It?”
What if you take Social Security at age 62 and achieve amazing investing returns? Does the math work in our favor?
What if you take Social Security at age 62 and achieve amazing investing returns? Does the math work in our favor?
Rebalancing is an important part of portfolio management. But we need to understand if it’s always necessary…
Let’s discuss the proper way to account for inflation in retirement and FIRE planning. I lurk in some online personal finance forums, and what I… Read More »Accounting for Inflation in Retirement and FIRE Planning
Let’s cover a basic concept that will shave years—if not decades—off your retirement date.
The 4% rule is the most popular shorthand in retirement planning. And you’re probably using it wrong.
The market’s returns aren’t promised. The sequence of returns might not work in your favor. But you can still be a successful investor.
My 2021 savings will pay for my lifestyle in 2040, 2059, and 2078 (if I’m lucky). And your 2021 savings will pay for your entire lifestyle in future years. This article will show you the math.
Surely that’s a typo…ergodicity!? No, it’s right! Ergodicity is a powerful concept in economic theory, investing, and personal finance.
Looking for a New Years Resolution? Start saving for retirement! This calculator helps you build a retirement savings goal for 2021.
How valuable are the investing years in front of you? Or the years you’ve already lost?