I'm so glad you found him. He has helped so many people is very deeply missed. And welcome to the site. I hope it helps you navigate the many twist and turns of retirement.
Thank you, Andrew, for your kind words, and for your beautifully written contributions. HumbleDollar would not be thriving without its community's continued participation and reader engagement, loyal and outstanding writers like Adam Grossman, and committed HD team members Bogdan and James for their managing and technical support and expertise. I think Jonathan would be proud.
Per my many conversations with Jonathan, he believed HD was primarily a retirement website with the demographic being mid-career to late career, close to retirement, or currently in retirement. I know there are readers from all sorts of backgrounds (not all college educated) and professions, a majority of which followed Jonathan from the WSJ. And, with a range of net worths that represent the varying levels of "enough" to achieve "financial freedom." So, use that information as you will. No need at this point for any kind of formal demographic analytics.
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And what about Jonathan Clements? He most certainly should be added to your list!
Post: FINANCIAL MISTAKES
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If you go the new enhanced login feature you will see there is a box you can check to stay logged in.
Post: Login Enhancements
Link to comment from October 2, 2026
I'm so glad you found him. He has helped so many people is very deeply missed. And welcome to the site. I hope it helps you navigate the many twist and turns of retirement.
Post: Jonathan’s Parting Thoughts: No. 6
Link to comment from October 2, 2026
Thank you Dan. No apologies necessary. I knew when I committed to Jonathan he came with his child, HumbleDollar.
Post: The Making of Jonathan Clements
Link to comment from July 11, 2026
Thank you, Andrew, for your kind words, and for your beautifully written contributions. HumbleDollar would not be thriving without its community's continued participation and reader engagement, loyal and outstanding writers like Adam Grossman, and committed HD team members Bogdan and James for their managing and technical support and expertise. I think Jonathan would be proud.
Post: The Making of Jonathan Clements
Link to comment from July 11, 2026
HD community - any thoughts?
Post: Thinking of a possible reason to tap Roth earlier then planned
Link to comment from July 8, 2026
Yes, Jonathan did write one novel, 48 and Counting: A Story of Money, Love and Bicycling. One of his retirement plans was to do more creative writing. But sadly, we all know that was not meant to be.
Post: Every Writer Has a Beginning: Organ Transplant Fails
Link to comment from July 8, 2026
Also, this post does not adhere to the Forum rules for posting. The question should have gone directly to Bogdan.
Post: HD Reader’s Demographics
Link to comment from June 17, 2026
Per my many conversations with Jonathan, he believed HD was primarily a retirement website with the demographic being mid-career to late career, close to retirement, or currently in retirement. I know there are readers from all sorts of backgrounds (not all college educated) and professions, a majority of which followed Jonathan from the WSJ. And, with a range of net worths that represent the varying levels of "enough" to achieve "financial freedom." So, use that information as you will. No need at this point for any kind of formal demographic analytics.
Post: HD Reader’s Demographics
Link to comment from June 17, 2026
Well, the thanks goes to Jonathan, who pre-scheduled a number of posts during his last couple of months.
Post: Jonathan’s Advice for 2026 Graduates
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