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Four Ways to Escape the Trap 1. Use Roth Accounts for Flexibility Unlike traditional retirement accounts, Roth IRAs allow you to withdraw your contributions (but not earnings) at any time without penalty. Since you’ve already paid taxes on those dollars, Roths offer a balance between long-term growth and short-term flexibility. 2. Explore Passive Real Estate […]
They say the stock market is forward-looking. They also say the stock market has predicted 9 of the last 5 recessions. So which one is it? Is the stock market all-knowing? Or is it just as bad as any of us when it comes to seeing around the corner with what’s coming next? It’s a […]
Some random rules of thumb for living a good life: Don’t brag about your children’s accomplishments. No one cares. Your friends may not want to hear about how smart or athletic your kid is because parents can be super competitive. You’ll just make them feel bad about their own kids. The only people you can brag […]
A reader asks: You said you think AI is some sort of bubble. Bubbles eventually pop. What can investors do if they agree with you and want to prepare for that pop? Or is there nothing you can do but ride the wave? Even if a bubble is obvious, what do you do about it? […]
Hope and hype could last longer than you think with this popular quantum computing play. Quantum Computing Inc. (QUBT 5.32%) may literally share a name with one of the hottest tech trends, but is it the best way to play this trend? You don’t have to look far to see why that’s debatable. Check out […]
Does Any of This Affect How I’m Personally Investing? Not really. I invest $5,000 every month in a passive real estate investment, going in with other investors in the Co-Investing Club. We meet online with the operator, grill them together with questions, then we discuss the pros and cons after we boot the operator off the […]
At a Glance: Social Security is projected to be insolvent by 2032. Expect benefit cuts, a higher retirement age, higher taxes, and means-testing as possible fixes. I’m personally preparing for Social Security reform by savings and investing in high-yield investments. The Social Security Administration now forecasts that its OASI Trust Fund will become insolvent in 2032 – […]
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You can count on these ultra-reliable dividend stocks to boost your passive income no matter what the stock market is doing. As companies mature, they often choose to implement a dividend as a way to directly reward shareholders. On the other hand, smaller up-and-coming companies will want to put all the dry powder possible into […]
A reader asks: I am a 22-year-old CFA Level 3 candidate. I work as a portfolio analyst for a wealth management team in a multinational bank. I have been working here for about a year, and haven’t found too much pleasure. My team is composed of good people, and I am grateful that I have […]
