Tag: retirement planning

Time and Tolerance Matter In Investment Strategy


The stock market has not been “risky” over the long run.

Headline Numbers Are Meaningless Unless You Know How They Were Calculated


Scaring people to save denies that people can do a better job if they think rationally.

Small Purchases Add Up


Some results are hard to notice. You have to find the context.

Using Models


Never trust a model to be accurate for more than five years.

How Much Should You Draw From Your RRIF


Some decisions are easy to analyze if you do it for direction.

Which Is Better? More Choices or Fewer?


Making decisions is easier if you eliminate duplicate options and identify the essential purpose of the decision.

Retirement Income Is Path Dependent


There is no certainty in investments and even less when you are withdrawing capital.

How Much Money Do You Need?


We all think we need more money,. The interesting question is what’s the least we can get along with?

Creditor Protection May Matter


You do not need to play all-or-nothing games with your retirement money.

The Three Risks In Retirement Income Planning


You minimize the harmful effects of what you can anticipate.

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