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realreturns.blog
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| | | | | If you dive into any of Warren Buffett's many shareholder letters (and you absolutely should - they are a master class of communication style as well as an awesome throwback to the late-90's early-internet-chic design style) the apparent lessons to take away is that the route to investment success is to buy a small number... | |
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salaryoptional.com
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| | | | | Over the last few years, I've occasionally wished that I had bought big into Amazon, Apple, Bitcoin, or something else with explosive growth. I keep most of my money in cheap index funds like VFIAX, VFWAX, andVTSAX. VFIAX is the S&P 500 fund. Here's how the results of $10k purchases 2 years ago compares for... | |
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obliviousinvestor.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] The article discusses the advantages of low-maintenance investing through index funds and ETFs, highlighting their lower costs, consistent performance, and tax efficiency compared to actively managed funds. | |
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livingafi.com
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| | | My wife and sold ourhomein early 2015, and we did it mostly to enable us to comfortably quit our jobs. Although it's a normal thingfor people to downsize,it is most decidedly not typical for professionals in their latethirties to do it. Most people in our age bracket arereaching the height of their earning potential, and... | ||
