I recently sent an e-mail to Robert Powell, editor of Retirement Weekly, letting him know of our “Save the Retirements!” initiative. I explained that “the problem is the failure of most existing tools to include adjustments for changes in valuation levels for stocks,” and suggested an article on the topic.
Powell has published at MarketWatch.com an [...]
New Thinking on Retirement Withdrawals
Published in April 26th, 2006
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The NoFeeBoards.com Dream Is Over
Published in April 24th, 2006
It was a post of mine applauding “Raddr” for his outstanding safe-withdrawal-rate research that led to formation of the FIRE board at the NoFeeBoards.com site. Among financial contributors to the site, I rank second for the size of my lifetime contribution. I was the founder of the most successful board in the site’s history, the [...]
We Ban What We Fear
Published in April 17th, 2006
There have been several occasions on which the Greaney Goons have invaded this site and tried to bring the discussions held here into the sewer to which they have pulled discussions held at a number of our Retire Early discussions boards. My reaction? I deleted the posts. In several instances, I banned the posters involved [...]
The Saving Penalty
Published in April 11th, 2006
Posted by Rob in Saving Strategies
What if we weren’t so private about our personal financial lives? That’s the provocative question asked in a recent entry to the It’s Just Money blog.
The author of the blog notes that, “after finishing school, we go from all being poor college students to varying levels of economic means.” We naturally develop an interest in [...]
Greaney on Passion Saving:
“You’ll Have to Buy a Copy…Extraordinary!”
Published in April 5th, 2006
My old friend John Greaney, owner of the RetireEarlyHomePage.com web site, has finally (I only had to remind you about 10 times, you bad boy!) gotten around to writing a review of my book Passion Saving: The Path to Plentiful Free Time and Soul-Satisfying Work.
I hope you won’t consider it bragging if I mention that [...]
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