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- Why you should ALWAYS be invested no matter what
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What’s a Safe Withdrawal Rate?
You’ve probably heard of the 4% rule when it comes to safe withdrawal rates.If not, here it is in a nutshell: You can withdraw 4%
Ray Dalio’s decision making process
Making ongoing smart decisions requires us to separate the outcome from the decision making process. If I made the right decision, but did not get
Rise again with greater defiance
A little something from Seneca’s Letters from a Stoic to get you fired up for the the week ahead… This is the touchstone of such a spirit;
Life is what you make it
“We the best musicDJ KhaledWiiiiiild, wild, wild”Someone was blasting Rihanna. It brought a smile to my face.I looked around to see who sparked my joy and
There’s no such thing as “bad with money”
“Oh, I’m just bad with money.” “Oh, I’m just bad at public speaking.” “Oh, I’m just bad at sales.” “Oh, I’m just bad at [fill
Inflation clocked in at 8.5% and the market…
..yawned. We haven’t seen an 8.5% inflation rate since 1981. [For the record, I’m not insensitive to the fact that for people like single moms
