I've published over 160 posts and grown my email to 5,000 subs since starting it 5 years ago.
I'm still sending, but there is a lot of good content in the archives.
Here is a handful of the best ones...
Memes still included 🧵
Car depreciation graph from Progressive for a new $50,000 car in the first 5 years.
Beginning of year:
1 - $45,500
2- $37,500
3 - $32,000
4 - $26,500
5 - $22,000
6 - $17,500
Vehicles are not assets folks.
I've read quite a few investing books over the years.
Some changed how I think about money, others I wouldn't pick up again...
Three I wouldn't recommend:
- The Intelligent Investor
- The Millionaire Fastlane
- Laughing at Wall Street
Three I would recommend:
- 100 Baggers
- The Psychology of Money
- The Richest Man in Babylon
What is on your read and don't read list?
I've read quite a few investing books over the years.
Some changed how I think about money, others I wouldn't pick up again...
Three I wouldn't recommend:
- The Intelligent Investor
- The Millionaire Fastlane
- Laughing at Wall Street
Three I would recommend:
- 100 Baggers
- The Psychology of Money
- The Richest Man in Babylon
What is on your read and don't read list?
How to turn your HSA into a compounding machine:
1. Contribute $4,400 yearly max. $8,750 for family.
2. Invest it into index or growth fund
3. Pay for medical expenses out of pocket. Save receipts (tool below)
4. Reimburse yourself tax free years from now.
Who doesn’t like a triple tax advantage account?!
Some guy buying the SP500 every month, grilling burgers in his backyard right now, and doing 0 research, will outperform a shocking number of people who spend 8 hours a day analyzing the stock market.
How to turn your HSA into a compounding machine:
1. Contribute $4,400 yearly max. $8,750 for family.
2. Invest it into index or growth fund
3. Pay for medical expenses out of pocket. Save receipts (tool below)
4. Reimburse yourself tax free years from now.
Who doesn’t like a triple tax advantage account?!
@UsefulSupplyCo Haha exactly.
I scan mine and upload them to Google Drive then track it in a master sheet.
If Google Drive goes away I’ll have to export it somewhere else.