Today’s market prices already reflect the collective views of all the experts. Instead of trying to second guess those prices, @RobinJPowell says to accept them as the market’s best estimate of future returns and build your #portfolio around them.
https://t.co/wr6rr9ooji
We often underestimate the value of small decisions made over a long period of time. Here's one that could make a big difference for younger investors.
https://t.co/3l0BcWIeoh
via @RetFieldGuide
Yes, we must be careful not to overweigh emotional information in our decision making. But we can't disregard it altogether.
https://t.co/CRsXaQGEjV
@finance_therapy
There are six forces that affect how your #money grows, and they can pull you and your money in different directions - often at the same time.
https://t.co/azp9fMpMCV
@LarryBatesBTB in @MoneySense
There will always be winners and losers in the #stockmarket, even for those who aren’t day trading. But day traders face a much higher hurdle rate than long-term #investors.
https://t.co/YejHXhbyI4
@awealthofcs
Getting organized starts by understanding that every moment in your daily life can be broken down into a series of choices or habits. What are the choices behind your habits?
https://t.co/i284eVPUy6
@TFDiet
There’s a lot we can do to organize our financial life so it’s easier on our heirs. Start with these suggestions from @AdamMGrossman.
https://t.co/uRsOaeShx4
Social media has altered our perceptions of success, relationships, politics, culture and even #retirement. Here are 3 common myths to watch out for.
https://t.co/ODWPk3UeNq
@j_s_schroeder
When most people think about #financialplanning, they think about saving and investing for #retirement. But there's more to consider for those approaching or already into their 70s.
https://t.co/nAZDhODVVn
@JasonHeathCFP@MoneySense
@morganhousel says the most common narrative we create when #investing is that wins are caused by our decisions and losses are the consequence of some external force.
https://t.co/rkf6V6IFRJ
With a fixed mindset, everything about your financial situation appears inevitable, while a growth mindset dismisses the thought of limitations.
https://t.co/fufVSODDnl
Carol Dweck @MindsetWorks via @j_s_schroeder
Leaving a group #pension or retirement savings plan often means you have decisions to make. In this article, @JasonHeathCFP helps a @MoneySense reader whose #DPSP was transferred to a locked-in #retirement account.
https://t.co/C8vxmSMkhP
It's generally a bad idea to leave your home to multiple children in your will. Lynne Butler of @estatelawcanada shares a better way.
https://t.co/ZgSVPs4Sli
Beyond the fact that you'll never beat the index, @dollarsanddata offers an existential dilemma that should stop you from picking stocks for good.
https://t.co/tM520taGS5
In a seller's market, if your offer amount is substantially more than other offers on the table but with no conditions, you’re in the running - but how risky is it to skip that home inspection?
https://t.co/sIiDzsq6C9
@CanadianBudgetB
What happens when you've already purchased your new dream home, but your current home is still lingering on the market? Tips from @myalternateblog @youngandthrifty
https://t.co/QG9hjCeEgT