It may be time to rethink the value of the old advice of your mortgage being “good debt” because it’s deductible. With the limits on state and local tax deduction, and the increase of the standard deduction, the mortgage deduction bar just got a whole lot higher. Lets explore.
Think Mortgage Interest Is Deductible? You May Need To Think Again. Read More »
Jack Bogle, founder of Vanguard, and creator of the index fund, recently passed away. Although we never met, no other person had shaped my financial life quite like him. In honor of his life, I wanted to reflect on how I came to, left, and returned to Vanguard in the early 2000’s – never to leave again.
Jack Bogle – And Why I Came To Vanguard Read More »
The Fyre Festival is the hottest new documentary on both Netflix and Hulu. This weekend, I watched them both – and have four key lessons to share with you.
Fyre Failure, Fyre Fraud – Four Lessons For Us All Read More »
Are college savings accounts for the wealthy? A recent article made me think of an older debate on this topic. Join me as I explore some facts, share my story about my thoughts on college savings at different income levels, and join in the discussion with your perspective.
Are College Savings Accounts Just For The Wealthy? Read More »
You may have seen Mr Market lurking around lately, shouting irrational price offers at you. First he’s willing to pay you $1,000 for your share of a business. The next day, only $700. Then $800. Nothing about the underlying business or its prospects have changed. Today I’d like to introduce you to Benjamin Grahams Mr Market, who is just as relevant today as he was in 1949.
Meet The Crazy Mr. Market Read More »
With the recent debacle around Robinhood’s “3% Checking & Savings”, many people were asking what the heck is the difference between FDIC and SIPC insurance. Today I’m breaking it down with eight things you *need* to know.
FDIC vs SIPC Insurance – 8 Things You Need To Know Today Read More »
