Over the last few months, Tom and Casey have been cranking out some really great content over on the Mullooly Asset Management YouTube channel! If you haven’t been following along – you’re missing out! Here is the link to one of their latest videos. Be sure to subscribe and check out all of their episodes.
Here’s what I’ve been reading this morning:
‘Don’t Take Financial Advice From Hedge Fund Managers’ – Ben Carlson – A Wealth of Common Sense
- Several hedge fund managers have expressed concerns about the market and the economy at large. However, Ben writes about why it’s important to see if their actions align with their talking points. It’s almost never a good idea to take financial advice from these hedge fund billionaires.
‘1999 vs. 2024’ – Ben Carlson – A Wealth of Common Sense
- We’ve had a pretty great year in the stock market so far in 2024. Ben takes a look at the dispersion of stock performance in 2024 vs. 1999 to see if there’s any parallels to be drawn. He comes to a few useful conclusions in this latest post.
‘Older Workers Can Now Supersize Their 401(k) Savings’ – Ashlea Ebeling – The Wall Street Journal
- Their have been provisions for individuals over the age of 50 to make catch-up contributions to their 401(k) at work, but a new change was announced last week. In this post, the new change for individuals between the age of 60 and 63 is outlined and can be a big boost for pre-retirement savers!
- As a guest of the Living With Money podcast back in 2018, Jonathan was very kind to speak with me about his new book. A true legend in the personal finance space, I was incredibly grateful to speak with Jonathan as the podcast was still just getting its legs. This past year, Jonathan shared the devastating news of his terminal cancer diagnosis, and in this latest post he shares the steps he’s taken to make sure he leaves behind a well organized estate for his family.
ENJOY!
