The story of Rick Fuscone has got to be one of the most amazing falls from grace in personal finance.
A wildly successful multi-millionaire who retired in his early 40s to pursue a life of philanthropy.
And then it all fell apart…
Dying with zero and the terror of early retirement.
Frugality vs extravagance, and the two levels of rich.
Finally, the most important charts you must see before investing.
What the current macroeconomic environment means for our careers, investments, and FIRE plans.
Pain, pleasure, and financial magic.
Also, dealing with impostor syndrome – and an unpredictable future.
Finally, the real reason why some people work 80 hour weeks!
Lifting the kimono on our latest net worth update and our asset allocation plans going forward.
Also, can you guess the one item that’s not in the spreadsheet?
On the worst possible move you could ever make as an investor
Investment banking is a pretty peculiar business. Consider this: JP Morgan, the biggest investment bank in the world, has just shy of 10% market share. The other two powerhouses, Goldman and Morgan Stanley, are at 9% and 7% respectively. In fact, Bank of America is the only other bank that manages a 5%+ market share …
