Justin Pritchard, CFP® @PFBasics

Fee-only CFP® practitioner (also @ApproachFP). Retirement planning enthusiast. Montrose, CO Joined November 2011

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Bourree Lam @bourreelam

7 months ago

I was also impacted by the @WSJ layoffs. I was laid off after mat leave for some extra salt in the wound. All the working moms out there know that this is a worst nightmare scenario. I’d love any help from former colleagues, friends, social media connection, etc.! 🙏

Joanna Stern @JoannaStern

7 months ago

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Anne Chovy @AnneChovy2

11 months ago

just learned about recency bias and its my favorite thing ever

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Kimberly Blanton @SquaredAwayBC

a year ago

"Money and the Momentous Decision to Retire." Readers weigh in on financial issues they're concerned about when they think about retiring - as reflected in the blogs they are reading: crr.bc.edu/money-and-the-… #retire #financial #socialsecurity #401k #Babyboomers #boomers #aging

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Nick Maggiulli @dollarsanddata

a year ago

Perfect timing. Very excited to dig into @kylascan's new book, out today! Get it here: amzn.to/3XinBR1

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Morgan Housel @morganhousel

2 years ago

Fine: You screwed up and you're in trouble. Avoid repeating the mistake. Fee: A cost of admission that's worth paying to get something worthwhile in return. Market volatility is a fee, not a fine.

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Nick Maggiulli @dollarsanddata

2 years ago

This applies to a lot more than just art. There’s almost always more money to be made in selling the thing than doing it yourself.

Pidud @Pidud_

2 years ago

This applies to a lot more than just art. There’s almost always more money to be made in selling the thing than doing it yourself.

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Carolyn McClanahan @CarolynMcC

2 years ago

Total digitization of medication subscribing is a complex adaptive system waiting for a downfall. There is no resiliency built into how medications are dispersed. People, always keep extras of your important medications. Would love to see a story on this @KFFHealthNews

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Lindsey Young, CFP® @lindseyyoung_qw

2 years ago

New Blog Post - How to Find the Right Financial Advisor For You! This is one of the more comprehensive resources for understanding how to find a financial advisor. Hat tip to @MichaelKitces for providing a framework on laying out the industry history. quietwealth.com/insights/finan…

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The Society of Advice @SocietyofAdvice

2 years ago

“People assume that a good financial plan has to be complicated. I think there’s room to talk about simplifying it.” – @christine_benz Why is that idea so hard for us to get our heads around? buff.ly/3sIKQWM

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Stina Sieg @StinaSieg

2 years ago

Periodic reminder that I was able to cut down my hospital bill SUBSTANTIALLY by asking if there was a discount for paying within 30 days. There was. I can't remember if I saved 1/4 or 1/3, but it was a lot. I am forever grateful to the person who passed on this info to me.

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Teresa Dixon Murray @teresamurray

2 years ago

What can happen if you deposit a fraudulent check? - The bad guys would have your bank account information and signature. - The scammer will ask for some money to be returned. That money will be gone forever. -Other payments could bounce when the bank subtracts the money. (END)…

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Anna N'Jie-Konte, CFP® 🇵🇷🇬🇲 @anjiekonte

2 years ago

Everyone knows the standard 3-6 months of emergency fund advice. When advising clients on how much cash to keep, I tailor it to how risky the household's income is. - Dual income ➡️3-6 months - Single income➡️ 6-9 months - Entrepreneur ➡️6-12 months

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Derek Hagen @_derekhagen_

2 years ago

Bronnie Ware's top five regrets of the dying: 1. I lived a life that was expected of me. 2. I worked too much. 3. I didn't express myself. 4. I lost touch with my friends. 5. I didn't allow myself to be happy. You still have time. meaning.blog/life #life #money #meaning

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Carolyn McClanahan @CarolynMcC

2 years ago

There are so many benefits to working "in" retirement. Socialization, better financial stability, better health. Most of our clients choose to do this - of course, only doing work they love. @barronsonline barrons.com/articles/worki…

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MichaelKitces @MichaelKitces

2 years ago

Sobering but important message of what we have to be mindful we may lose at retirement: - Income <duh> - Identity - Purpose - Structure - Community - Relevance - Power Many can be replaced in retirement, but only if you're intentional w/ a plan to do so? humbledollar.com/2023/08/what-w…

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Rachael Camp, CFP® @camp_wealth

2 years ago

5 tips to enhance your returns in the stock market: 1. Stop 2. Looking 3. At 4. Your 5. Investments Use automation to invest and go spend time doing things you love.

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CRR Boston College @RetirementRsrch

2 years ago

.@SocialSecurity's Office of #Retirement and #Disability Policy has released an annual chartbook that highlights statistics on the most important aspects of the Social Security and Supplemental Security Income programs. Read the publication here: bit.ly/3EAMzR3 #SSI

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Christine Benz @christine_benz

2 years ago

I LOVE my aftertax 401(k)! Heavy savers, you're missing out if you're not badgering your employer to add this feature, along with automatic in-plan conversions. It's a wonderful, easy way to get way more $ into the Roth column. morningstar.com/personal-finan…