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We will discuss the succession after I am wearing the crown....You've been thinking about my death quite a bit. ~ Queen Daenerys Targaryen. In a recent episode of Game of Thrones (spoiler alert) when one of my favorite characters, Daenerys, was about to mount her dragon and fly into a danger
Scott, our Hollywood writer and producer who earns big paychecks for short periods of time, determined how big his nest egg will need to be to support his minimum lifestyle in Long-term Saving for the Short-term Worker (Part 2). Now, the tricky part. He wants to get there ASAP, but he also has ...
If you work in an industry that produces big fortunes in small doses (producer, writer, entrepreneur, etc.), you may reach a point early in your life where you could start living off your investment portfolio long before the word “retirement” even crosses your mind. So how much can you take out
Scott, once a struggling writer, landed his first major gig with a primetime TV show in the mid-90s that lasted for many years. He earned over $1million per year, but he made the same financial mistake that almost everyone does when a wealth event happens suddenly – he started buying things. He
My friend Soren is breaking up with his partner, who he lives with, and can’t move out. Why? Soren’s entire net worth is consumed by a company 401(k) plan and a vacation rental with a large mortgage that he bought with his partner. By the standards of the average person, Soren is wealthy, but ...
As someone with no kids, I’ve always loved the idea of giving away and spending down my assets in the final decades of life so that I die with very little. But a financial plan that involves “dying broke” is not very realistic for most of us, because we can’t predict how long we’ll live or how ...