Back to Basics: Account Types
Maren O'Neill2024-12-15T00:11:34-06:00Investing and personal finance has too much jargon. Let’s just focus on the basics of account types!
Investing and personal finance has too much jargon. Let’s just focus on the basics of account types!
The market is too high to invest in, right? Wait, how do you know? When do you jump in? All at once, or a little at a time?
Series I-Bonds dipped to 3.11% but new bonds pay a 1.2% fixed rate. Should you stay the course with I-Bonds?
Does the rule of law matter to your TSP? Probably so…
Is your net worth on course, on glidepath? How much net worth should you have for your age?
Investing in single stocks can pay off big (early Apple), result in disaster (Enron), be a long-slow decline (GE), or be a roller coaster (most companies over time).
It’s rare to hear that you shouldn’t diversify your investments, but really, should you?
Interest rates are finally interesting (for savers), but where should your really stash your cash?
Diversification is good, but how much of a good thing do you need? Can too much diversification harm your portfolio?
Everything has its place, but do you really need separate accounts all over the place? How many IRA's are enough?
The market is too high to invest in, right? Wait, how do you know? When do you jump in? All at once, or a little at a time?
Investing in dollars is necessary, but not sufficient. To solve for happiness, we need to invest in other ways too.
Now Lieutenants know what to do, but WHY? And How?
Graduating from a 20-year military career with a million-dollar nest egg is well within reach for new officer. Modest savings in the Thrift Savings Plan (TSP) added to the traditional defined benefit pension for 20+ year military retirees can make today’s butter bars into tomorrow’s millionaire next door, but you have to act now!
Building sufficient wealth isn't the first thing on a young officer's mind, but it can't be the last either.
The news says the debt ceiling might crash the markets, what should you do?
We all wonder if we’re saving enough or too little, perhaps even too much. How should you think about your savings goals?
No one likes paying taxes, but is there an upside to getting a tax bill?
The IRS tells us when we can and can’t fund an IRA. We have to manage when we will or won’t do it!
Can you explain why your taxable portfolio looks the way it looks? Would you buy the same things if you were starting over today?
The new SECURE Act 2.0 that passed in late 2022 paved the way for employers to match your 401(k)-type contributions with Roth dollars—here’s what you need to know!
4-I-4-T… Should you put money into the TSP or an IRA or both? What about a taxable account—where does that fit into an investing order of operations?
CDs aren't just for your grandparents. They're paying real interest now. Here's what you need to know...
Where to stash your cash is a perennial problem. Now that interest rates are rising, here's what you need to know to max-perform your cash holdings!
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