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5 Things To Do With Lower Expected Returns Going Forward

With stock market volatility back, interest rates elevated, and high valuations, lower expected returns are a good possibility. Since 2009, investors have been able to make lots of money relatively easily. However, to expect double or triple-digit annual returns going forward is not wise. In August 2020, when I came out with the Financial Samurai

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How To Feel Better About Losing Lots Of Money In The Stock Market

If you invest in the stock market, you’ll eventually experience emotions of euphoria, greed, fear, uncertainty, and self-loathing. The more emotionally weak you are, the less likely you’ll enjoy investing in stocks and holding on for the long term. Losing money in the stock market stinks. Given I spent my career working in equities from

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Dad Guilt Epidemic: Ways To Overcome Feeling Like A Bad Parent

Do you have parental guilt? Welcome to the club. The vast majority of articles already address mom guilt. Therefore, I’d like to discuss more about the dad guilt epidemic. After all, it takes two to make a baby. Unfortunately, men don’t have a culture of readily sharing our feelings. As children, we are told that “big

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18-Hour Cities: An Attractive Real Estate Investment Opportunity

If you’re curious to learn about 18-hour cities you’re in the right place. I’ll go over the definition of 18-hour cities, examples, why they’re an attractive investment opportunity, and how you can invest in them. Since 1999, I’ve lived in and invested in so called 24-hour cities. These 24-hour cities include New York City, San

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