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No, if one can help it. Someone will have to pay it, and it could be your own family.
Post: Is it okay to retire with debt?
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Sports tickets especially when games are transmitted or streamed live.
Post: What do other people spend too much money on?
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Not really, it buys peace of mind and tranquility. It can also help meet especial wants subject to the law of diminishing returns.
Post: Does money buy happiness?
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Apple, directly or through the Funds that hold it.
Post: What stock would you happily hold for the next 10 years?
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Yes, without question and this is why one doesn't play roulette with savings and keeps a balanced portfolio.
Post: Would you risk your own finances to help your retired parents?
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The importance of savings and compound interest.
Post: What do you wish your younger self knew?
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The convoluted and opaque parts that must be taken on faith that they are right. For example, in navigating TurboTax Premier I often find a confusing lack of explanations, and using it is supposed to make it easy.
Post: Which aspect of the tax code do you hate the most?
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An experienced, rational and well informed one without own agenda.
Post: What are the hallmarks of a good financial advisor?
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What they need to give themselves some independence and learn to manage it and not what they want.
Post: How much allowance should children receive?
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Don't need to check the markets, my iPhone does that for me in real time. But seriously looking at it? When my stock Funds report dividends and at tax time to verify whether any realignment is warranted or necessary. But since I subscribe to John Bogle's investment philosophy hardly ever. I don't depend on my investments for income as I have a generous pension plan that generates the income and provides for additional investments, hobbies, and gifts mainly to family.
Post: How often do you check your portfolio and the markets—and why?
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