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Re: Best book for 34 y o novice about investing
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by OffGridder »
What suggestions did your daughter offer you after she learn “If You Can”? Bernstein’s booklet is admittedly supposed to be a monetary training syllabus. He mainly offers the reader homework assignments within the type of really helpful books to learn and in what order. Did your daughter do the “homework”?
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Re: Best book for 34 y o novice about investing
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by Div-Farmer »
protagonist wrote: ↑Fri Sep 13, 2024 1:36 pm
Sure, I’ve, and I do really feel comfy, however restricted to what I understand as her degree of curiosity . I feel they’ve been fruitful. I feel if she learn a great e book about it , it will be a springboard for extra in-depth dialogue and in addition maybe it will elevate her curiosity and he or she would have extra particular questions.
Feels like a great begin! Perhaps I missed it, however what number of years (if any?) is she into her profession? I keep in mind from my very own expertise, however investing and pondering long-term are summary ideas earlier than cash begins rolling in from a ‘huge child’ job.
Re: Best book for 34 y o novice about investing
I loaned this e book to my 30-something son, and it did not resonate for no matter cause.
He and his spouse have a fee-only advisor, so at-least they are not pay AUM charges.
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Re: Best book for 34 y o novice about investing
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by protagonist »
livesoft wrote: ↑Fri Sep 13, 2024 1:13 pm
My youngsters are millennials. I’ve by no means given them an investing nor finance nor tax e book to learn as a result of I do know they don’t seem to be prepared for such a e book. Within the meantime, they find out about contributing as a lot as attainable to their 401(okay)/403(b) plans and Roth IRAs. In addition they know that they need to be saving cash for his or her subsequent car. In addition they find out about find out how to get medical insurance. In addition they know find out how to repay their bank card each month. They usually know find out how to use tax-prep software program to file their taxes. They usually know find out how to cook dinner and do their very own laundry and about voting.What else is there to know at this age?
I feel it will be good in the event that they knew find out how to restore their very own vehicles, however I’ve given up on that.
Good level.
That’s just about my daughter’s scenario as nicely. She will change a tire. I feel that’s cool. I’m wondering what number of millenials can.
A part of my motivation is that I’m gifting my daughter shares in an index fund, and can probably proceed to take action yearly.
Since she is getting a second grasp’s diploma whereas working her job, most of that can go into her tuition this yr, however she additionally expressed wanting to purchase a house sooner or later (at the moment the costs and mortgage charges are too excessive).
If she sells the fund (which we each agree can be smart), I would like her to grasp her choices, have a plan of what to do with any extra funds, and know why she is doing it.
For instance, yesterday we mentioned how, if she will hold her taxable revenue beneath the restrict (will probably be shut I feel), she could possibly keep away from paying capital positive factors tax on the sale. We additionally mentioned the benefits and drawbacks of a excessive yield financial savings account at 5%, vs. nominal Treasuries or TIPS, for saving for a house down fee.
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Re: Best book for 34 y o novice about investing
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by protagonist »
Div-Farmer wrote: ↑Fri Sep 13, 2024 1:45 pmprotagonist wrote: ↑Fri Sep 13, 2024 1:36 pm
Sure, I’ve, and I do really feel comfy, however restricted to what I understand as her degree of curiosity . I feel they’ve been fruitful. I feel if she learn a great e book about it , it will be a springboard for extra in-depth dialogue and in addition maybe it will elevate her curiosity and he or she would have extra particular questions.Feels like a great begin! Perhaps I missed it, however what number of years (if any?) is she into her profession? I keep in mind from my very own expertise, however investing and pondering long-term are summary ideas earlier than cash begins rolling in from a ‘huge child’ job.
Unsure, however I do not assume greater than 5 – 6, and he or she modified jobs twice. She simply obtained tenure this yr.
And yeah, you’re proper, they in all probability are summary ideas to her.
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Re: Best book for 34 y o novice about investing
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by harvestbook »
Many of the relaxation can match on an index card.
I am not good sufficient to know, and I am unable to afford to guess.
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Re: Best book for 34 y o novice about investing
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by protagonist »
Highschool, however I think about it in all probability entails TIAA. She claims she would not have flexibility in selecting the investments, however she invests in her plan to the max.
She is getting a second grasp’s in public well being/epidemiology, as a result of regardless that she nonetheless likes educating, it has modified rather a lot since COVID, not for the higher, and he or she desires to maintain her choices open. She can be, I think about, turning into a bit extra money-conscious (eager to be a house owner some day), and he or she is aware of she might make more cash in that subject than in educating.
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Re: Best book for 34 y o novice about investing
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by Div-Farmer »
protagonist wrote: ↑Fri Sep 13, 2024 2:16 pm
She can be, I think about, turning into a bit extra money-conscious (eager to be a house owner some day), and he or she is aware of she might make more cash in that subject than in educating.
In that case, possibly focused recommendation is greatest. I am not huge on actual property, however are there books/podcast (, for the youngins) about constructing a nest egg to purchase a primary house that may encourage her to change into a saver/investor? Tapping into her private objectives could also be the most effective method to foster that lifetime of fine cash choices.
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Re: Best book for 34 y o novice about investing
protagonist wrote: ↑Fri Sep 13, 2024 1:48 pmlivesoft wrote: ↑Fri Sep 13, 2024 1:13 pm
My youngsters are millennials. I’ve by no means given them an investing nor finance nor tax e book to learn as a result of I do know they don’t seem to be prepared for such a e book. Within the meantime, they find out about contributing as a lot as attainable to their 401(okay)/403(b) plans and Roth IRAs. In addition they know that they need to be saving cash for his or her subsequent car. In addition they find out about find out how to get medical insurance. In addition they know find out how to repay their bank card each month. They usually know find out how to use tax-prep software program to file their taxes. They usually know find out how to cook dinner and do their very own laundry and about voting.What else is there to know at this age?
I feel it will be good in the event that they knew find out how to restore their very own vehicles, however I’ve given up on that.
Good level.
That’s just about my daughter’s scenario as nicely. She will change a tire. I feel that’s cool. I’m wondering what number of millenials can.A part of my motivation is that I’m gifting my daughter shares in an index fund, and can probably proceed to take action yearly.
Since she is getting a second grasp’s diploma whereas working her job, most of that can go into her tuition this yr, however she additionally expressed wanting to purchase a house sooner or later (at the moment the costs and mortgage charges are too excessive).
If she sells the fund (which we each agree can be smart), I would like her to perceive her choices, have a plan of what to do with any extra funds, and know why she is doing it.
For instance, yesterday we mentioned how, if she will hold her taxable revenue beneath the restrict (will probably be shut I feel), she could possibly keep away from paying capital positive factors tax on the sale. We additionally mentioned the benefits and drawbacks of a excessive yield financial savings account at 5%, vs. nominal Treasuries or TIPS, for saving for a house down fee.
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Re: Best book for 34 y o novice about investing
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by Mel Lindauer »
protagonist wrote: ↑Fri Sep 13, 2024 11:12 am
I considered one other e book which may be the proper selection.“The Bogleheads’ Information to Investing.”
Of the samples I learn (consisting principally of solely the primary few pages of every e book in addition to the desk of contents), it looks like it might be essentially the most applicable for an clever 34 y.o. with little curiosity in finance, who’s simply beginning out on this path. It is rather readable and no less than the few pages I learn appear to offer all the proper recommendation to the broadest viewers.
Perhaps I’ll order two copies…one for my spouse as nicely. Who is aware of? Perhaps even I’ll get round to studying it.
What do you all assume?
(I notice I’m directing this to a biased viewers. I’m wondering what Mel and Taylor take into consideration this selection *giggle*)
This feels like a member of the viewers that we wrote the e book for.
When the writer known as, asking us to jot down the e book, I instructed him that the one approach we would contemplate writing the e book was if we might assume that the viewers knew little or nothing about investing, since there was already an abundance of books that have been just too “deep” for starting buyers.
The writer agreed, and we tried very laborious to jot down at a degree that did not make the reader’s eyes glaze over as a result of they did not perceive a phrase or idea. The persevering with success of the e book and the evaluations appear to point that we completed our aim.
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