One of the most common questions that comes up when I’m working with clients is how to prioritize debt paydown vs. contributing to (or not pulling from) their investments. The good news is that either choice increases net worth, so the question is better framed as, “what side of the ledger is it...
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If there is anything that this past decade has taught us, it’s that millennials should not be allowed to use social media. We have created some seriously annoying trends. To wit, YOLO and FOMO are two such examples that we are never going to live down. Ignoring our obnoxious need to create and sha...
This is a question we’ve been fielding for at least a decade now as Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) have risen in popularity and quantity (over 7,500 globally!). They are as widely available as mutual funds now and are much more frequently advertised. To a long-term investor, however, the differences...
Ask any practicing physician and they’ll tell you stories about “that one patient” who thinks they know as much as the doctor does. Patients who’ve been to a website or two and may have read a few articles, so they believe they know better or might be reluctant to rely on the expert advice o...
As I am writing this, the Dow Jones Industrial Average is at 29,915 and ticking up. I have no idea where it will end up today and whether it is going to rise or fall tomorrow, the next day, or the day after that. But I’ve been tracking it all week in the same […]...
The title of this week’s post has been borrowed from Nate Silver’s book of the same name. Silver has become a household name to anyone who follows elections and politics closely, which makes it more appropriate for today. Since he’s in the political sphere, you may have strong feelings, positi...
How can such a small, three-lettered word elicit such existential confusion, yet be one of the most important questions you ask yourself? That word, of course, is “why.” We’re accustomed to asking others this question, but when was the last time you asked yourself “Why?”...
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