How U.S. stocks react to elections and what a Biden/Trump presidency means for your finances.
Bitcoin and Gold Won’t Save You
On how to invest in case the world ends and what assets will always be valuable.
The Rise of the Forever Renter Class
On those who are unable or unwilling to buy a house in 2024 and what to do about it.
Whose Tax is it Anyway?
On the lengths the rich go to avoid taxes and why their strategies aren’t as crazy as they seem.
Why Do People Make “Bad” Financial Decisions?
On suboptimal financial choices and why people make them.
Invest for the Decades, Not the Years
On the comeback of the Japanese stock market and the two-year anniversary of Just Keep Buying.
Where You Should Put Your Money (And When)
On the right order to save and invest your money throughout your life.
The Story That’s Sold
Why financial creators overemphasize their money struggles and what to do about it.
Should You Rent or Buy a House?
Should you rent or buy a house in the 2024 housing market? Complete with data and a new framework for thinking about how to make one of the biggest decisions in your financial life.
The Best Way to Get Things Done
How to get through your to-do list efficiently and whether maximizing productivity is worth it.
More People Buy, Number Go Up
On the crypto bull market of 2024 and how its different from prior rallies.
Can the Typical Person Become a Millionaire?
On whether the typical person can actually become a millionaire.
The Case For and Against Dividend ETFs
On the pros and cons of dividend investing and whether dividend-focused ETFs are a good fit for your portfolio.
Millionaires Don’t Use Astrology, Billionaires Do
On unconventional ideas and the fine line between success and failure.
The Holy Sale of Investing
My critique of Tony Robbins’ newest book “The Holy Grail of Investing”
The Most Overrated Things in Personal Finance
On the most overrated ideas in the personal finance space, and a few that aren’t.
Should You Invest in Stocks at All-Time Highs?
On whether investing in stocks at all-time highs is a good idea and why your risk tolerance matters more than stock prices.
Can You Retire at 30 with $10 Million?
On the feasibility of early retirement in a high cost of living area.
Should Your Job Determine How You Invest?
On investing based on your career and why I’m reducing some of my exposure to financial assets.
Should Your Portfolio Be 100% U.S. Stocks?
On the upsides and downsides of investing in a 100% U.S. stock portfolio.
