How far out before retirement should you change your investments?
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August 5, 2021
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You’re barreling down the highway at 75 mph. You see a sign. Your exit is in 3 miles. Do you pull into the right hand lane immediately? Do you wait
Naval Ravikant is a Silicone Valley entrepreneur and investor. He’s worth an approximate $60M. I’d say he knows a thing or two about building wealth. He
Julie (not her real name) sat in my office unfazed. It was December 2018 and the market had dropped 20% steadily over the last 3 months. The
Would you like to know when you can retire? How about how much you need to retire? Would you enjoy tracking your progress towards retirement each year? Would you
Here’s the cheat sheet to generating passive income from your portfolio. Lesson #1: The 4% rule is dead: Basing your income on a withdrawal percentage of
“So what happens when the first bucket shrinks?” John understood where the steady paychecks would be coming from, but… “I mean if we have 10
“You mean money will just pop into our checking account twice a month?” “Yup,” I replied. “But you’re saying we don’t actually have to go
It was another down day in the market. So far the market was down 40% over 3 months. (And it’d drop another 10% to drop
It happened again last night. Chantal and I were on an appointment with two of our most faithful members who’ve been with me for 13
Do you hate paying taxes? Me too. That’s why I use a Health Savings Account – the only (legal) way to avoid taxes. So how