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by fouc
3657 days ago
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It's also more than just math, there's the psychological side of money & investing. When even taxi drivers start giving out stock tips, how obvious it is that it's time to sell? ;) Some of the other examples from those letters gave advice (paraphrasing here) like: - If you can't understand what you're investing in, don't. - If Alan Greenspan or other experts are not explaining economic concepts clearly, there's probably an ulterior motive. One bit of advice that I think is pretty critical, that most people are missing is: Don't live beyond or even at your means. For each dollar you make, you don't need to spend that dollar. Consider a 50% savings rate, or if you can't do that, then 20%. |
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