Personal finance links: passion pursuits
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Christine Benz, Stefan Sharkansky, Maura McInerney-Rowley, Peter Lazaroff, Barry Ritholtz, Jack Raines, and many others discuss various aspects of personal finance in a series of articles and podcasts. Benz talks about retirement spending with Sharkansky, who authored "The Only Other Spending Rule Article You Will Ever Need." Botton interviews McInerney-Rowley, founder of the newsletter "Hello, Mortal."
Lazaroff discusses advisor fees with Ritholtz, author of "Young Money: A Field Guide to Wealth and Purpose in Your Twenties." Young Money Barry Ritholtz has five insights from Raines' book. Parts one and two of a Q&A with Raines are available on Abnormal Returns. Ritholtz cautions against influencers pitching tax strategies unsuitable for the average investor.
Retail investors often seek advice from friends and family. While using AI for financial advice, it's crucial to be cautious about uploading personal financial data. In retirement, there are four distinct seasons to consider. Default behaviors significantly impact investing, and the pursuit of financial efficiency can be detrimental to one's well-being.
Bogleheads follow 11 principles, one of which is "Never Try to Time the Market." Inflation affects everyone differently. A scam targeting jurors is detailed in a New York Post article.
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