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Investments and Savings
Investments Toying with Life:
A Surgeon's tale
Friends Know Him as Moises:
The Power of Upside Investing
The Investment Everybody Needs
The Summer Worker:
Savings for your child or grandchild
Returning from the Great Retirement, part 2:
Investment risk and the Turners
Investment Risk and JG Mullaney:
Living standard risk and the decision when to retire
Mina Kim's Education:
Managing Finances Alone Wasn’t Part of the Plan
Retirement and Social Security
Social Security at Risk:
2034 is coming
Why Should Nico Save for Retirement?:
The Secure Act 2.0 Opt-In Mandate
Longevity:
A long life has costs
The Decision Tool for When to Claim Social Security Benefits
Claiming Social Security Under Investment Risk:
Context and wealth diversification matter
The 4% Rule is on a Short Fuse
Financial Planning Practice
The Frontier of Financial Planning:
Live your best financial life
Exercising with Economics-based Financial Planning Principles:
The introduction
Please Soften the Rules of Thumb:
Financial planning advice should be adjusted
Practicing Financial Planning:
Living Standard is Indispensable
Credential Hysteria:
Quantity v. Quality
Would You Hire a Financial Planner?:
A non-random sample of opinions and a poll for subscribers
Fee-Only Financial Planning:
Q&A
Financial Planning Decision-Making
How to Make Personal Finance Decisions
Savings and a Happy Life
Releasing Cash in a Hot Real Estate Market
Financial Planning Cases
Marriage and Spending:
Knowing the magic number
The Core Workout:
Adding economics to household finance
The Next Move:
Evaluating living costs
A Consequential Inheritance
Kate and Jamie: How Much Are You Worth?:
Your human capital is likely to be your primary asset
Financial Planning for Lower-Income Households
Rainy Day Funds
How much do they cost?
Does More Education Make Sense?
Building Your Financial Plan
Should I Live in Boston? Geographic choices and living standard effects
Returning from the Great Retirement:
Inflation will do that
When Should JG Mullaney Retire?
Informing his choice
Cash at Home
A Micro-Rainy Day Fund
Your Baseline Financial Plan:
It Is Not That Scary to Build
The Prescription for the Low-Income Worker:
Optimal v. A Simple Budget
The Prescription for Upper-Income Households
The $466 Couple in Brooklyn
Chrissy Weaver's Alligator Edowment
Are You Moving?
The 63-Year Old Divorcee
Insurance
Car Hit: Don’t Undervalue the Financial Impact:
Diminished value
Great Financial Plans Do Not Require Life Insurance:
How to know when you need it
Who Reads an Insurance Policy?:
It might be time
Do the Madigan’s Need Life Insurance?:
The economics of the decision
Life Insurance with Frito:
The Madigan’s first child
Financial Literacy and Wellness
Understanding Financial Literacy
Is Financial Literacy Important?:
Your perception of your economic situation may not be tied to your financial literacy
Financial Wellness:
The role of financial literacy
How Do You Feel About Your Financial Knowledge?
If You Work, Have You Checked Your Social Security Account?
Budget and Expenses
Spending: Know your expenses
Description of Your Financial Life:
A first set of metrics
A Budget and the Best Living Standard:
An Illustration
Risk Tolerance
How Much Risk Can You Tolerate?
General Interest
Data Literacy for Everybody:
Thank you Emily Oster
Please Help Us Julia Carpenter:
Personal finance press can do better
Brokerage Accounts and Bank Runs:
Does FDIC insurance apply?
Time for a Tesla? Cash, borrow, or lease
Income and Inheritance:
Economic net worth
Learning Together:
Join me for a few months
Real People Real Plans
Summer Reads
Jorge Cortez and the Dallas Cowboys
The benefits of shared living
The Book:  Economics-Based Financial Planning
Serialized Learning Economics-Based Personal Finance
A 6-page warm up
Financial W(H)ealth
The Scientific Approach to a Financial Life
How Many Hotdogs Can You Eat?
The Best Living Standard
Applications Galore
Thinking About Going Back to School? How to Make a Good Decision
Barbieland or Los Alamos
Your Rainy Day Fund
How You Should Save
Need a Bigger Piggy Bank?
Stocks and Hurricanes
Wealth Diversification

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The $466 Couple in Brooklyn

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