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Successful long-term investing is consistent, planned, repetitive, and not notably exciting. It's allowed me to build an enormous nest egg.

I wanted to create a scale for how a lazy person could invest in real estate and be satisfied with the result. Here's what I found.

Rich people don't "manage" debt. They eliminate it. Not stupidly, but reasonably and consistently. It's a behavioral thing, not a math thing.

Let's talk about how elimination periods really work, why they exist, how different periods change cost and risk, and all the nuances.

A wide-ranging and insightful conversation with Morningstar's Christine Benz, where we discuss her annual retirement income research, the realities of spending in retirement, and the challenge many retirees face in giving themselves permission to ...

Our 14%+ portfolio returns certainly went a long way toward the 24% increase in net worth we enjoyed in 2025. Here's how it happened.

Sometimes, I wonder about people who can't decide if they want an advisor or if they illogically want to manage just part of their portfolio.

As a semi-retired physician, here's how I handled a huge bull run and the tariff fears in 2025. I definitely made some investing mistakes.

Guess what? You can have multiple 401(k) accounts, saving you thousands in additional taxes every year. But it can get pretty complicated.

Need advice on how to get into medical school from somebody who once sat on a medical school admissions selection committee? Keep reading.