What should we do with money? Continue reading “How To Do Money”
If You Are In Your Twenties, Do Not Save For Retirement
What could be more demotivating for a twenty-year old to hear they not use some of the money they are earning, and not have access Continue reading “If You Are In Your Twenties, Do Not Save For Retirement”
How to Avoid Being Trapped in Declining Industries when Dividend Investing
The standard dividend investing plan: Choose some solid companies with stocks that pay increasing Continue reading “How to Avoid Being Trapped in Declining Industries when Dividend Investing”
Tax Consequences of Brexit for U.S. Investors
On first glance, the June 23, 2016, vote in the U.K. to leave the European Union (Brexit) wouldn’t seem to have much consequences for a U.S. investor. After all, Continue reading “Tax Consequences of Brexit for U.S. Investors”
Index Investing: Index of What?
Index investing is the rage now. Many people swear by it, and vow never Continue reading “Index Investing: Index of What?”
One Way To Buy Foreign Stock
For a U.S. investor, buying stock in non-U.S. companies can often be accomplished by Continue reading “One Way To Buy Foreign Stock”
A Financial Epiphany, Part II
This is Part II of A Financial Epiphany.
In Part I, here, of A Financial Epiphany, I describe my experience waking up about money. I had gotten married, but had no savings outside of tax-deferred accounts. It was then that I decided to save and invest. Continue reading “A Financial Epiphany, Part II”
A Financial Epiphany, Part I
Is it possible to suddenly have an awakening.. about money?
And what does epiphany mean anyway?
Epiphany has three definitions, Continue reading “A Financial Epiphany, Part I”
A Bear Market Is Coming!
The Sky Is Falling! Or so headlines shout. What to do with all this noise about a market decline? Continue reading “A Bear Market Is Coming!”
Avoiding Dividend Investing Discouragement
When first embarking on the path of dividend investing, after an initial bout of enthusiasm, Continue reading “Avoiding Dividend Investing Discouragement”