HeyJaredLuke Delorme
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The midterms are coming; here's why that shouldn't matter to investors (opens the original)
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With the midterm elections just weeks away, itâs time to once again revisit the theme of politics and investing, a topic I seem to write about every two years. But once again, it seems relevant, and investors are starting to wring their hands over what might come to pass. For those of you who would like short version, hereâs the TL/DR â please donât try to time your investments based on midterm elections or your expectations about who might win. Even if you could correctly predict who wi
Lukeâs hierarchy of savings: Where do Trump accounts fit in? (opens the original)
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When the Trump account was introduced this July, I wondered: Should I take advantage of it? This somewhat convoluted savings vehicle is really a long-term retirement savings account for minor children. How should it stack up against my other savings priorities? Financial planning starts with goals such as retirement, debt, college, a home or helping family. If I have extra cash to save, how do I invest it in order to prioritize my goals? I donât have unlimited money, so what accounts should be
Investing in the market isnât the same as gambling. In some ways, it's just the opposite (opens the original)
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Something happened during the COVID crisis that changed the way many people think about investing. Online forums on Reddit took certain investments âto the moon.â Obscure cryptocurrencies and so-called meme stocks were rewarding buyers with exorbitant gains. I remember perusing these forums and seeing the posts about people paying off their $10,000+ student loan debt with a small âbetâ on Gamestop, AMC theaters or Dogecoin. It felt like a casino. The idea that the stock market is a casin
Looking for strategies to reduce debt? Try these tips... (opens the original)
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Almost everyone struggles with debt at some point. In my early 20s, I learned some hard lessons about credit card debt. In my early 30s, I paid back graduate student loans that soaked up a huge share of my income. I came out intact both times, but I can relate to having a big debt load. Recently, I've worked with several married couples who are approaching retirement and carrying significant debt. Amid the student loan crisis, I've seen parents carrying tens of thousands of dollars in loan debt
Lessons of the past will prevent repeat of the stock market crash of 1929 (opens the original)
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In March 1929, 68 of Wall Street's wealthiest men â including GM's William Durant and Walter Chrysler â pooled $12.6 million to drive up the price of RCA stock. In nine trading days, they pushed it up nearly 50 percent, sold, and walked away with a $5 million profit. No one broke a single law. Iâve finally had the chance to read Andrew Ross Sorkinâs new best-selling book, "1929: Inside the Greatest Crash in Wall Street History â and How It Shattered a Nation." Iâve read some headline
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