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jlericson.com
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| | | | | You've probably heard of the marshmallow test. It's where you give a child a marshmallow and tell them they can eat it now or wait for a while in order to get two marshmallows. Traditionally it's been framed as a test of willpower. That may be, but it's also an ideal illustration of what it means to be an investor. | |
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bettertomorrowfinancial.com
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| | | | | Long-term savings (3-5+ years) Recommended choice: Target date fund (starts at 90-10 split between stocks and bonds, then shifts gradually to bonds as you age.) For money you don't intend to spend within the next 3-5+ years, the simplest and safest option is to put everything in a Vanguard Target Retirement fund. Choose the fund... | |
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stopironingshirts.com
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| | | | | I'm joined by Allen Mueller, a CFA and flat fee financial planner for a discussion around risk management for early retirees. | |
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passo.uno
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| | | I've been working as a writer in tech for more than 15 years now. During this time I've been at five different companies. I've done tons of interviews and got more than a dozen offers, some of which I ended up accepting. It didn't always start with clicking "Apply"; it didn't always go as expected. Whatever the outcome, though, I learned a thing or two which I'd like to share. | ||
