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Trump Accounts: Not as Good as Advertised On the podcast...Episode 132 is all about controversial money and retirement topics. It's an "ask me anything" episode inspired by questions from listeners, including answer to questions like:
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What Are *Your* Questions?I've been creating "ask me anything" episodes on the podcast, where I answer your questions about investing, financial planning, and retirement. They are quickly becoming my most popular episodes. I'm collecting questions for AMAs 16 and 17. Work with Jesse!I work for a fiduciary wealth management firm in Rochester, NY, helping busy professionals and retirees avoid costly mistakes and grow lasting wealth to and through retirement. Learn more here --> Work with Jesse Until Next WeekThank you, as always, for reading, listening, and getting in touch. The project continues because you are a fantastic audience. People like you send me questions every single day. Send an email or ask me question: jesse@bestinterest.blog Until next week, Jesse |
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Good morning! Today's email includes... An apostle of FIRE makes a fundamental Social Security mistake that leads his flock astray. and A big change in opinion about target-date funds. "Shockingly Simple"...Or Shockingly Wrong?! Mr. Money Mustache (MMM) might be the “Paul the Apostle” of the financial independence / FIRE movement, a relentless missionary spreading the Lord’s word far and wide. If MMM hasn’t converted more people to FIRE than anyone else, he’s got to be near the top of the...
Thank you for reading The Best Interest And listening to my podcast, Personal Finance for Long-Term Investors From the blog... Tax season. GAH! Imagine this: you and your neighbor pay the same total in taxes this year. You’re frustrated. They’re thrilled. How is that possible?! It turns out, our relationship with taxes has far less to do with the numbers and far more to do with psychology, timing, and perception. If you’ve ever celebrated a refund or dreaded a bill, this article will feel...
Thank you for reading The Best Interest And listening to my podcast, Personal Finance for Long-Term Investors From the blog... Recently, a retired financial advisor asked me a favor. He wanted me to share his investment newsletter with you. He’s a nice guy. A solid writer. Before he retired, he was, I must admit, wildly successful in his professional career at gathering client assets. He worked for a commission broker/dealer you all have heard of. But I have a philosophical impasse with his...