He saw the crash coming. Then did nothing.
What Alan Greenspan’s legacy can teach us about economic bubbles, dissent, and preparing for the things we’d rather avoid.
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Your Index Fund Is About to Own SpaceX
What the new Fed Chair is signaling, why SpaceX is trading on hype, and which index funds will actually own it.
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The weird silver lining of high interest rates
Why strong jobs could mean higher rates, how expensive borrowing may be preventing an AI bubble, and the real warning sign investors should watch.
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the problem with “i’ll just keep working”
Why retirement may come sooner than planned, how medium-term rentals compare to Airbnb, and a warning about increasingly convincing financial scams.
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When in Rome …
Why AI and inflation are pushing investors toward tangible assets, whether gold is speculative, and what FIRE can teach us about negotiation.
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Stop obsessing over avocado toast
Why fixed costs matter more than small spending cuts, how to separate accounts from investments, and a simple framework for deciding where your money goes.
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Inflation is back. Here’s what to do.
Why freedom still needs purpose and structure, what retirement can teach us about time, and how rising inflation should shape your investing.
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Jobs just tripled expectations. Don’t celebrate yet.
What a surprisingly strong jobs report really means, why uncertainty could keep renters renting, and how that could reshape the housing market.
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Introducing – Three Things Monday
Why a market correction can be an opportunity, what retirement data says about Gen X, and a difficult revelation from a foundational FIRE author.
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#386: The Psychology of Secrets, with Dr. Michael Slepian
We all have our secrets. We keep some secrets from bosses, colleagues and clients, like the fact that we hope to retire early, change careers, or start a business. We keep other secrets from friends and family, like our income, net worth, spending habits and investing mistakes. Research from around the world shows that we…
