Some of the best investing and personal finance articles from around the web.
4 investing lessons from David Swensen (Of Dollars and Data). Learning from Yale’s famed chief investment officer.
What can you do about high valuations? (Compound Advisors). I’d say this makes a good case for 50/40/10.
Not so different (Humble Dollar). The three things needed to survive the next market crash.
Don’t fret about tax-law changes — yet (Morningstar). While the proposed changes would impact relatively few people, for those who would be impacted, the changes could be significant.
What financial advisers are telling rich clients (Bloomberg). Investing with a tax hike in view.
5 mistakes couples make when planning for retirement (AARP). A lot of it comes down to a lack of communication.
Bernstein says to stop playing when you win the game (Physician on Fire). If you’ve met your goals, why take undue risk by reaching for more.
How to lose money when the stock market is at all-time highs (A Wealth of Common Sense). “The stock market” can be a deceiving descriptor. Not all stocks do well when the market does well.
How early is too early to think about long-term care? (incognito Money Scribe). When you’re young and healthy, long-term care is far from a front-burner concern. Here’s why one 30-something writer decided to give it some thought.
Common mistakes investors make — and how to avoid them (The Financial Bodyguard). Do any of these issues apply to you?
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