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A scuba diver usually needs to load himself with additional weight before he begins. If he provides an artificially low number when asked what he weighs, he may struggle to get below the surface and to stay down once his tank is low on air (a buoyancy thing). In other words, disclosing the ...
When I posed a question on Facebook, asking people how they felt about “retirement” the replies ranged from “I plan on working into my 90s,” to “I retired at 55 and am loving it.” People wanted either financial freedom ASAP or to work, in some capacity, forever. Surprisingly, no one said they ...
Attention wealthy baby boomers with no kids. If you’re nearing or past the age of 60, there’s one small update you can make to your IRA that will cost you nothing, have no impact on your personal financial well-being, and will probably feel pretty darn good. And I’ll give you two good reasons ...
There’s a new investment that is likely to generate excitement in my community. It’s the first exchange traded fund (ETF) that invests in companies demonstrating the highest level of support for their LGBT employees. The fund is called the InsightShares LGBT Employment Equality ETF and its ...
Do you really need to have several months of expenses sitting in an emergency fund, AKA a rainy day fund, earning no real return? I have offered such advice for most of my clients for years, even while I personally don’t maintain one. If you hate the idea of having a large chunk of money not ...
If you’re charitably inclined and have a donor-advised fund (DAF), then you already know about the tax benefits. For me personally, I’m having one big regret about my own DAF – not the tax benefits of course (love those), but rather how I invest between the moment contributions are made into it