Jack’s Links
Short links this week, not much caught my eye as particularly good. These three are the exception, and I think they are exceptionally good. CuriousGnu post on the profitability of… Read more »
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Jack’s Links
Back with the best links of the week, don’t engage in public discourse without reading them, or you’ll make us all dumber. Ramit Sethi on young people ‘investing’ in a… Read more »
Jack’s Links
Fresh links are back in your eyedrums. Larry Swedroe put out a piece a couple of weeks ago about the costs of socially responsible investing: I wrote a blog about… Read more »
Socially Responsible Investing – An Alternative
Larry Swedroe had a wonderful piece a couple of weeks ago on the costs of building a portfolio on a foundation of socially responsible investing. SRI vs. Impact I had a… Read more »
Retirement Savings Checkpoints
One of the most common questions that I wonder about is what sorts of savings ‘checkpoints’ people should be aiming for, especially early on in their careers. The Inspiration I… Read more »
Jack’s Links
Mostly investment/market focused this week: WCI on how to retire in 10 years: He’s focused on doctors, but really any high income professional has the option open to them to… Read more »
Statistical Pet Peeves
I am fairly well known around my office for cynicism skepticism around “fun facts”. I usually need to see the figurative receipt before I believe it. When it comes to… Read more »
Retirement Doesn’t Mean It’s Time for Social Security
Retirement != Social Security Time One of the biggest false constructs people have in their minds about social security is that they have to take it once they retire. I’m still… Read more »
The Millennial Smokescreen, An Ode to Gen X
The greatest trick Gen X ever pulled was convincing the world they didn’t exist. At least when it comes to the changes in business. I see what must be 10… Read more »
Jack’s Links
Was in the Bay Area all week, not much time for reading, but still found a few good links: WCI on evaluating a whole life policy: A great primer for… Read more »