…investing in VTSAX over-indexes her in large cap funds and technology stocks. Is this true, and what should she do about it? I answer these four excellent questions on today’s…
…of the available supply? Sarah asks: After a mini retirement, I let go of my financial planner and I’m now managing $1.5 million myself, split across a rollover IRA, Roth…
…saved $10,000, which they’d like to invest in the Vanguard Total Stock Market Index Fund, Admiral Shares (VTSAX). This fund requires a minimum of $10,000 as an initial investment. Should…
…we buy this insurance now? Or can we self-insure for this through adequate retirement/investment funds? 3. I own my home free-and-clear, and I’m buying a second home. Should I take…
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…an astronaut. The chances of making it are incredibly slim. He went to a local college, studied engineering, and took a job at IBM. But he couldn’t shake the tiny…
…full-time student. If I have $5,000 to invest, should I put it into an IRA? Or should I use the money to pay taxes on a Roth conversion? I could…
…in Texas, what type of mortgage is best in this situation? Russell asks (at 47:55 minutes): I’m a busy professional interested in real estate investing. I’d prefer to invest passively…
…me; I assumed I spent far less time on domestic tasks. The worst news: I spend 9.5 hours “puttering,” not doing anything in particular. I’m not referring to intentional recharging…