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Happiness is not about having excessive material possession. If you already have enough money in the bank to last for your life time, what good is it to you to have more? Why stress yourself out to chase for things that you don’t really need? The amount of time you have in this world is limited. Your youth and your...
Back in August, I posted an article on my investment strategy in 2020. It is time to show how it played out so far. My focus is to accumulate growth company stocks and ETFs with reasonable valuation. Despite many people, myself included, pointing out that we may be in a huge asset bubble, I am going to stay in the...
Despite achieving many life goals, I sometimes feel that I am not as successful or as happy as I could be. Academically, I was among the best in my grade level in school. Growing up in Asia, English isn’t my first language. I overcame the language barrier and managed to enroll in one of the top ten Universities in my...
Stock investment in 2020. In this article, I will explain why I start to invest more and more in stock market despite the valuation is high.
[Please Like my Facebook page to get notification of future posts] I have been sitting on the side line for my equity investment for quite some time. I missed a lot of opportunities in the stock market by being very conservative. Instead, I purchased a rental property in 2019. The stock market has been very volatile in Q1 2020. As...
First of all, I apologize that it is a little bit of click bait. As a seeker of FIRE (Financial Independence and Retire Early), I am always cautious about my personal finances. No, I didn’t lose my shirt. It is actually quite the opposite. Anyways, it has been more than a year since I posted my last article. I thought...
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Dear readers, I haven’t been posting anything for almost 2 years. In fact, I took the site down and focused more on my family and finances. During this time, I have accomplished some of my financial goals and I hope to share with you in this blog in the future. Back in June 2017, I wrote the article ‘How to...
Someone suggested that we are likely in a triple bubble (stock, bond and real estate). It is high probable that a major correction is going to happen in the near future. Protecting retirement savings should be the highest priority in this market condition. In this article, I am going to go over how I invest in year 2017. Stock Market...
A lot of people spend their 20s spending money as they get it, for necessities like food and rent or for luxury items that they don’t really need. In their 30s, they may have moved up to home ownership, but they’re still spending all their money on their mortgages, their children and travels. By the time they’re in their 40s,...
Today is father’s day and I’d like to share some of the best financial advice I received from my dad. These advice struck me like lightnings when I first heard from him and until today, these are still the guiding principals for my personal finances. I am very glad that I listened to him decades ago. Do you really need...
One of the questions people often ask is that whether they can retire on a million dollars. In this article, we are going to discussion how much income you can expect in a million dollar retirement. First of all, congratulations to you if you are one of those fortunate ones who amassed a million dollars in your nest egg. It...
In my previous articles, we discussed about what Financial Independence is and why it is important to actively involve in retirement planning. Let’s review the 12 common sources for retirement income so that you can better prepare for funding your retirement. Social Security This is one of the most obvious one on the list. You work hard during your career...
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Happiness is not about having excessive material possession. If you already have enough money in the bank to last for your life time, what good is it to you to have more?
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After holding cash and bond for a long time, I started to invest in stock again. May seem crazy, but here is why: https://retirements.com/what-to-invest-in-august-2020/
I gained $42K tax deferred in 5 months by investing GLD and SLV. Learn how I did it. https://retirements.com/gained-42000-from-gold-and-silver/
