How Investment Fees Can Harm Your Retirement | Live Q&A
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- Опубліковано 6 сер 2024
- Tonight we'll take another look at how investment fees affect your retirement. Then I'll answer your questions.
0:00 - Welcome to the Financial Freedom Show!
0:40 - FinCon
1:42 - How Investment Fees Can Harm Your Retirement
7:03 - iShares LifePath Target Date fund
9:29 - Bogleheads conference takeaways
11:26 - Currency hedged international bonds
14:26 - Tax loss harvesting
19:58 - Removing funds for living expenses
22:42 - Bond ladder vs Bond fund
27:36 - Redundant sector ETF's to reduce non-market risk
28:32 - VTIP vs 5 year tip ladder
33:10 - IRMAA brackets
35:36 - Qualified dividends in a non-retirement account
36:44 - A legacy
38:44 - SPIA
43:06 - 401k deposits
44:19 - Selecting funds in a 403b
46:53 - XTEN
51:32 - TLT
56:19 - Investing in a 10 year treasury
57:54 - Black Rock
58:26 - TIPS vs Annuities
1:02:43 - CFP vs CFA
1:03:49 - Penn State vs Ohio State
1:04:29 - Missing the 10 best days in the market
1:06:35 - Minimizing taxes in a financial advisor category
1:08:36 - Safe withdrawal rate
1:10:44 - New Retirement vs Empower
1:11:54 - Long term gains vs short term gains
1:13:19 - TIPS
1:14:26 - Best way to meet me
1:16:30 - Retire Before Mom and Dad
1:17:29 - Does a 78 year old need TIPS?
1:20:00 - Chess openings
1:21:37 - IRMAA brackets for 2023
1:22:44 - Municipal bonds
1:25:04 - Why I like having multiple brokerage accounts
1:25:40 - My keyboard
1:18:20 - Hot yoga
1:31:13 - Empower
1:32:37 - Announcements
1:33:06 - Financial Freedom
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While still working as a trial attorney in the securities field, I started writing about personal finance and investing In 2007. In 2013 I started the Doughroller Money Podcast, which has been downloaded millions of times. Today I'm the Deputy Editor of Forbes Advisor, managing a growing team of editors and writers that produce content to help readers make the most of their money.
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Regarding whether to use "less" or "fewer", the general rule is to use "less" for things that you cannot count, and "fewer" for things that you can. So less time, but fewer minutes. Less money, but fewer dollars. Less water, but fewer galllons. Less scoring, but fewer points.
The weird thing is there's really no similar rule for the opposite of less, "more". English IS a crazy language.
Thanks Mr. Berger. As always, very helpful.
Your SS earnings from years prior to your first collection year are adjusted for the effects of inflation to determine your first SS benefit amount.
Thanks Rob. Would be great to meet up with you at a conference or subscriber meetup.
Your video on FDIC insurance was very informative. In fact, I was much more informed than the bank VP when we were re investing his CD's. I was able to protect his portfolio. The bank officer did not.
Crazy to think about a 6k flat fee yearly when im struggling to contribute max out my roth IRA at 7k
The way I look at advisor fees is that it is simply my money going to someone else for a service I can not justify. If I may recommend a book I believe everyone should read that is entitled, "The Simple Path to Wealth" by JR Collins.
I liked that book also. I do need to read it again, thanks for the reminder.
Yep, great book
Financial advisors can’t do any better for the average wo(man). My experience is that they just take your money. Better to learn and manage your own stuff. It’s not rocket science.
Anyway we can get a notice for your next live event?
We’re Berger Kings.
Can you contribute to a 401k and IRA at the same time?
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