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Should I Invest in Bonds When Interest Rates Are Rising?

July 8, 2022 By Jon Luskin 3 Comments

Given losses in the bond market, should investors reduce the amount invested in bonds – or sell off bonds entirely?

Bogleheads® Live ep. 10: Paul Merriman on small-cap value investing

July 4, 2022 By Jon Luskin 4 Comments

Paul Merriman answers questions about small-cap value investing.

Bogleheads® Live ep. 9: Mike Piper on Social Security

July 4, 2022 By Jon Luskin 8 Comments

Mike Piper, CPA answers questions from the Bogleheads ® on Social Security, investing, and more.

Bogleheads® Live ep. 8: Dr. William J. Bernstein on investing simplicity

June 27, 2022 By Jon Luskin 2 Comments

Dr. William J. Bernstein talks about how the imperfect portfolio you can stick with is better than the perfect portfolio you can’t.

How to Use Insurance

June 21, 2022 By Jon Luskin Leave a Comment

Insurance is best used to protect us from big losses—those we cannot afford to self-fund. When we self-fund, we manage expenses ourselves with our existing savings.

Bogleheads® Live ep. 7: Eric Balchunas on “The Bogle Effect”

June 17, 2022 By Jon Luskin 1 Comment

Eric Balchunas answers audience questions about his new book, “The Bogle Effect.”

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jonluskin Jon Luskin, CFP® @jonluskin ·
2h

Who's got a silly analogy about #investing in municipal #bonds?

This guy!

While you could dine at an all-you-can-eat steakhouse, you may not neccesairly want to.

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jonluskin Jon Luskin, CFP® @jonluskin ·
8h

Secure Act 2.0 thoughts:

With employer Roth contributions now avaiable, will more custodians make Roth individual 401(k)s available as part of their protoype (pre-approved) plans?

Right now, only Vanguard offers Roth individual 401(k)s. (Correct me if I'm wrong.)

#taxes #401k

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jonluskin Jon Luskin, CFP® @jonluskin ·
3 Feb

All else being equal, owning a big, expensive home can make (early) #retirement more difficult.

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