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Weekend Reads – December 16, 2017

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by Paul Kindzia in Uncategorized
December 18, 2017

Fill your brain with some goodness and read some of these recommended articles on debt, investing, health, time management, and other interesting tidbits to give you a leg up in life.

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Financial Planning

  • A little insight that deals with financial planning and health/longevity. There are more reasons to delay retirement (or at least re-think retirement).  Perhaps the advice for us should be, “Keep working, just allow yourself to work on things that are important to you or that you enjoy doing.”  You can do that if you are financially stable.  If you aren’t, then it probably means a lifetime of jobs that you hate doing but you have to keep doing them because your finances are a mess – https://www.cnbc.com/2017/12/07/japanese-doctor-and-longevity-expert-who-lived-until-105-dont-retire.html
  • So we know this much to be true – most investors are not that smart and behave terribly at both ends of the extremes of greed and fear. They buy when they should be selling and the sell when they should be buying.  This has been going on for generations and its doubtful it will ever change as “humans will be humans.”  If you believe that the principles of investing are “buy low and sell high” and then acknowledging that we are at extreme price levels of asset valuations, you would think people would be lining up to cash out, sell and banks the cash?  But no…it’s quite the opposite.  Investors are pouring money into the very assets that are at extreme price valuations.  Buy high, hope they go higher, then sell when they crash – https://www.cnbc.com/2017/12/15/surge-in-investor-cash-to-stocks-triggers-more-melt-up-fears.html

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