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Thought this development was interesting and worth keeping an eye on: https://www.rollcall.com/2020/10/27/neal-brady-unveil-retirement-savings-proposal/ The story notes that passage in the upcoming lame duck session is unlikely. It is bipartisan, however, so could move at some point down the road.

In honor of Mr. Chuck Feeney: https://www.forbes.com/sites/stevenbertoni/2020/09/15/exclusive-the-billionaire-who-wanted-to-die-brokeis-now-officially-broke/#3213dd433a2a

It is likely operator error or sheer stupidity on my part, but I wanted to buy the above but can't seem to access it via Vanguard's US website. I see it listed on what appears to be Vanguard's Hong Kong website, where the ETF appears to trade. I guess I can't purchase it in my US account. Does...

Original Post Here: http://www.early-retirement.org/forums/f26/50-in-wyoming-poised-to-fire-but-health-considerations-93775.html Differences from that post are: Ages: 55/59 Status: Still W$rking AA: De-risked down from 85/15 to roughly 62/32/6 (equity/fixed/cash); I think I we should de-risk...

I’m at 65/30/5, where the 5 is cash. A reputable firm just suggested to me that, when assessing AA, cash not be included. They think I need to be 50/50 (for a variety of relevant life considerations), not including cash. So I am being advised that 65/30/5 is fairly aggressive for my situation...

All: Again, a privilege to be here. The following Kitces analysis spoke to me and was persuasive...

Dear All: Long-time reader, first-time poster. I've been engaged in FIRE/personal finance related planning behind the scenes for the past decade. I started with MMM, which led me to firecalc and seemingly every other modeling tool available on the internet. We use PersonalCapital. "Your Money...