#388: “Feeling Anxious About Your Investments?”, with Scott Nations
…is to adopt a low-information diet, in which we carefully curate the amount of news and information that we receive. Another tactic is to look at our resources and imagine…
…is to adopt a low-information diet, in which we carefully curate the amount of news and information that we receive. Another tactic is to look at our resources and imagine…
…#3: Your Creativity is One of Your Strongest Assets Ash highlights the importance of creativity: “I’ve had to get everything that I’ve had my entire life from being creative. It…
…vesting schedules 17:00 – Discuss tax implications of stock options and RSUs 28:00 – Emphasize the long-term impact of stock-based compensation on financial independence 34:00 – Identify industries with high…
…I’d also prefer to have money in all three of the Roth, Traditional IRA, and taxable buckets while in FI for maximum tax options. Plus, paying for a house in…
…is he missing something? Minerva is worried about the impacts of tax inefficiency to her wealth. Are her investments properly located? Scott feels frozen because he doesn’t understand the nuances…
…invest money that I’ve received. I can’t invest money my clients owe me. How Did I Do In February? In January I threw almost every penny into my Roth IRA….
…$3,500 per month. I earn $200,000 per year, but I live in California and I’m paying $2,100 in rent. I feel like I’m losing out on opportunity cost because having…
…mortgage interest payment becomes thrown-away money. “Oh, but mortgage interest is tax-deductible!” you reply. (This is the equivalent of saying, “Oh, but for every $1 dollar I pay, I save…
…it’s also going to live on your counter forever because it’s too heavy to move in and out of cabinets. It’s going to clutter your countertop, taking up precious real…
Kelsey is excited about investing along the efficient frontier, but it feels impossible with the lack of fund options in her employer-sponsored 401k. What’s the best way to deal with…