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"How do I pay less in taxes": asking the right question
This deceptively simple question comes up quite a lot when I'm talking to clients. There are actually several different questions they m
Emergency Savings 201
When should you use it? Where does it fit in your overall portfolio? Can you invest it? All good questions. Welcome to emergency savings 201
On the importance of financial shock absorbers
We have to have an Adaptive Financial Planning mindset. But that doesn't mean we're completely at the mercy of chance.
Income allocation, or "where should my money go?"
How do you allocate your dollars such that you are prepared for the future, but also living fully in the present?
On the importance of "Plan B"
The concept of "Plan B" is extremely useful for two main reasons, either of which may be more important depending on what kind of
What to do during money time
What does "working towards your financial goals" even look like? Let's talk about that.
How (and why) to give your money away
It's my job to maximize not just your return on investment, but your return on life. And giving your money away is a core part of that.
What to do about the Capital One hack
My advice is always this: assume your data has already been stolen, and go from there.
How should my investment strategy change in retirement?
Aren't you supposed to invest more conservatively in retirement? Isn't your investment management strategy supposed to change at tha
Debt management: snowflakes, snowballs, and avalanches, oh my!
Mindful of our emotions and biases, let's talk about some approaches to debt management.
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