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I Don’t Think Most People Need to Invest Like Buffett and Munger (opens the original)
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Every so often, a graphic of the “greatest investors of all time” goes around.Warren Buffett at the top. Charlie Munger close by. Benjamin Graham, Peter Lynch, Howard Marks, Stanley Druckenmiller, George Soros, Ray Dalio, and a bunch of other names that make people in the Finance world start arguing in the comments.I get why people like these lists; they are fun , they make investing feel like a sport. Everyone picks their favourite, Someone says Buffett is the GOAT,or Munger was the real genius
I Finally Gave My Emergency Fund a Real Job (opens the original)
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For a long time, I thought an emergency fund was just a pile of cash you were supposed to feel guilty about touching.You save it and leave it alone. You feel responsible because it exists. Then, every once in a while, life gets expensive and you have an internal debate about whether the thing in front of you counts as a “real emergency.”Car repair? Maybe.Phone replacement? Hmm.Last-minute flight for family? Probably.Costco trip that got out of hand? Absolutely not, but nice try.The problem is th
The Bank Account Setup That Finally Made My Money Less Annoying (opens the original)
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A reader asked a great question after last week’s newsletter. The line that seemed to land was: “You spend what you see.”Which, unfortunately, is one of those annoying little money truths that sounds too simple until you realize how often it explains your entire month.The reader asked if I’ve found an account setup that stays simple enough to actually maintain month after month. Yes.The key word is simple. Not perfect. Not one of those systems where you need seventeen accounts, a spreadsheet, a
I Wish I Had Separated My Bills Account Sooner (opens the original)
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Most people don’t have a spending problem as much as they have a “too much money in one place” problem.Your paycheque lands in one account. The mortgage or rent comes out of that same account. So do groceries, subscriptions, insurance, Amazon orders, kids’ activities, credit cards, and that one annual bill you only remember when it ruins your morning.Then you check the balance and try to answer a question that one number was never built to answer: “How much of this can I actually invest or spend
Nobody Tells You How Expensive It Is to Feel Behind (opens the original)
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Nobody tells you how expensive it is to feel behind.Not actually behind. Just feeling behind. That feeling has a cost.It shows up in the car you upgrade before you need to. It shows up in the vacation you book because everyone else seems to be going somewhere. It shows up in the restaurant bill, the birthday party, the home upgrade, the clothes, the kids’ activities, the phone, the furniture, the “we deserve this” purchase after a long month.None of it feels reckless in the moment. Most of it fe
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