With all the hype about AI, I initially expected using it to feel like… well, magic. When I encountered wrong answers and occasional responses that made no sense, I felt […]
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Helping People Achieve A Great Retirement
With all the hype about AI, I initially expected using it to feel like… well, magic. When I encountered wrong answers and occasional responses that made no sense, I felt […]
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For decades, the retirement savings advice has been consistent: Save more than you spend. Invest the difference wisely. Max out your 401(k). Reach your number. But then something […]
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I got an email yesterday, and I suspect all of you who use Vanguard received the same. It’s rare for me to write within one day of something happening, but […]
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Sometimes there’s a world of nuance hiding inside things we barely notice. Kind of like the Dr. Seuss book, Horton Hears a Who!, where Horton the Elephant discovers Whoville, an […]
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There’s a story behind this story, but I’m going to save “That Story” until the PS at the end (don’t miss it, it’s golden). With that disclaimer, let’s get started. […]
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When I was younger, I had a simple budgeting strategy for making decisions. I called it my trifecta theory. If something checked three boxes… Financially smart, Personally beneficial, and Efficient […]
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Earlier this month, my article The 60/40 Portfolio vs. The Bucket Strategy compared the two approaches since my retirement and generated a LOT of discussion. The Bucket Strategy outperformed by $241k, […]
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When I retired in 2018, I implemented the Bucket Strategy. What would have happened if I had used the 60/40 Portfolio instead? I decided to find out. For today’s post, […]
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In January, I was honored to speak about The Bucket Strategy at a CampFI event in Florida. Today, I’ll be sharing a portion of my presentation on “How To Refill […]
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In my last post, The Case for an All-Weather Approach, I wrote conceptually about what it means to build something sustainable, rather than something that only shines in ideal conditions. […]
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