Why your 401k investment options suck
“401k’s are great for saving, but lousy for investing.” You’ve probably heard me utter those words at some point. But until just this morning I
August 31, 2021
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“401k’s are great for saving, but lousy for investing.” You’ve probably heard me utter those words at some point. But until just this morning I
HSA’s can be an amazing way to never pay taxes on your income, but the benefit depends on how high your medical costs are annually.
Taxes suck. And yet most people don’t take advantage of the ONLY way to (legally) never, ever pay taxes on the money you make. Do I have
I thought I was done with Backdoor Roth’s, but I got a really smart question from a reader that needs addressing. Hidden in his question
There’s good and bad “Backdoor Roths”, but most of them are BAD. Yesterday I gave you the simple math you need to understand a common “financial
Big thanks to David for the smart question. Keep em coming! David asked “Is a back door Roth IRA a good approach to consider if your maxing
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