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Read Goldstein's (edit: Bernstein's!) book "If You Can". It's a whopping 16 page book of plain talk and he made it free on the internet, no strings. [1] It's t
by loteck 10y ago
Read Goldstein's (edit: Bernstein's!) book "If You Can".
It's a whopping 16 page book of plain talk and he made it free on the internet, no strings. [1] It's the best introduction to planning for retirement, especially for those under 35, I've read so far.
[1] https://www.etf.com/docs/IfYouCan.pdf https://www.etf.com/docs/IfYouCan.pdf
- cesarbs 10y agoBernstein :)
- rublev 10y agoHoly shit this is amazing. Thanks for this link. Helped tie together a bunch of scattered finance knowledge I've 'acquired' (or encountered in the wild I guess).
- etjossem 10y agoReads like a fatherly chat with his children about personal finance, it's brilliantly written.
- anotheryou 10y agoif you trust stocks and live in the US hat is, right?