Some of the best investing and personal finance articles from around the web — a day early this week because we’ll have strategy updates for Dynamic Asset Allocation and Sector Rotation for you tomorrow.
Is the market always right? (Compound Advisors). “‘The market’ can be wrong at the worst possible time.”
Time horizon is everything for investors (A Wealth of Common Sense). “Having a long-term disposition will always give you an edge in the markets because it’s so difficult for others to think and act this way.”
Is $1 million enough for retirement in America? (Visual Capitalist). Where you’ll live in retirement will have a significant impact on how large a nest egg you’ll need.
Roth conversion analysis: not breakeven analysis (Oblivious Investor). A deep dive on the math of a Roth conversion.
Internal vs. external benchmarks (Collaborative Fund). It’s easier said than done, but putting an end to the comparison game would be a very good thing.
The era of surprises medical bills may be ending (CNBC). Many people find health care to be extremely expensive and confusing. A bit of relief is on its way.
Investors need an anti-reading list (A Teachable Moment). In a world swimming in information, choosing what not to take in is important.
Fritz Gilbert: Early retirement made simple (Morningstar). An interesting look at one person’s path to a meaningful retirement (to read rather than listen, click on "transcript").
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