My Investment Strategy Statement by @DrFIREUK
Following the good example of other FI bloggers and the bogleheads, Dr. FIRE wrote down his investment strategy, philosophy and goals.
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Just Because You Can – Doesn’t Mean You Should by @YoungFIGuy
Young FI Guy expresses his concern investing in alternative assets (for pension schemes)
Asset allocation: It’s meaningless unless you’ve defined your investment goals by @Monevator
@Monevator shares the art of asset allocation.
Home market bias by @TheIndeedably
Over the weekend {in.deed.a.bly} had a new post. It deals with the fact that while making investments one should be aware of home market bias. What is it and how to avoid it (if at all avoid)? Continue reading. Great references as always with good up to date data and tables.
First Failure as Unofficial Financial Coach by @retireinprogres
Apparently Mr. RIP sucks at being a financial coach. Maybe there’s a lesson or two for some of you in his latest post…
Financial Statement – September
A short update on the blog piggy-banking including some interesting facts (e.g. how to handle two rental properties tax-efficiently).
What’s an opportunity fund ? Be ready for a bear market
The opportunity fund it’s not as well-known as the emergency fund and it is not nearly as used at the emergency fund either. The Poor Swiss thinks it’s important for us to know about it.
Overdiversity
“How did I end up with 228 holdings?” FIRE v London cleaned up his overdiversified portfolio. (Yes, really over twohundred holdings, no typo!)
Asset Allocation And The Uk Efficient Frontier
Young FI Guy gives us an insight into asset allocation and 3 types of risk to be aware of
Investing 8. More lazy portfolios
Let’s learn more about investing. In this post ThePoorsSwiss explains fiwe lazy portfolios.
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