“Rich” is all relative

I dont think either of the power bricks(or battery packs for that matter) provide enough power to charge the new 13 /15 inch mbp. Apple list 61W(13 inch) and 87W(15 inch) for their included chargers. Typically the wattage listed for these multi usb port chargers is for all ports combined. Also, the reviews for the the…

I dont think either of the power bricks(or battery packs for that matter) provide enough power to charge the new 13…

wait is this real? can i get adjustable floor mats? thats awesome and exactly what i need. i dont even care how much. Which bmws have that?

Most academics now consider the 4% withdrawal rate a little high, many consider the new “Safe” withdrawal/annuity rate to be 2%. The argument for 4% is that is the current historical return on near risk free investments, or a blended investment portfolio. But now, with low growth expectations people question if a 4%…

Inflation hasn’t averaged 3% over a year in the US since 2011.

a lot of cameras can shoot clean at iso above 6400, especially for online where the image is so small. Low light performance has dramatically improved over the past few years. As others have suggested you can also clean a lot up in post if you shoot raw.

hedge fund strategy ETFs and hedge funds are very different animals. Depending on the strategy they try to mimic, the ETF versions tend to do poorly(both on a total returns and risk aspect) compared to their benchmark or the general equity market. The one aspect of real alternatives is that they usually(and should)…

A lot of cameras can take this photos at night now days. The data from the images in this post show a nikon d3s with a 35mm lens at 2.8

There is a plethora of behavioral economics research that shows we like to take expenses(hurts) in big chunks and receive payments(benefits) in smaller more spaced out terms.

cause you stole a credit card and you are trying to extra value untraceable

cause you stole a credit card and you are trying to extra value untraceable

meh it looks like all of their premium 700$ suits are all already discounted to 399$, making this only 25$ off.

meh it looks like all of their premium 700$ suits are all already discounted to 399$, making this only 25$ off.

There are a ton of non compete clauses when you move up the corporate ladder. Just the higher up you go the more willing firms are to provide legal support to what is essentially a very difficult to enforce contract stipulation. What the news articles don’t tell you when you hear “x was hire from this company” is the…

Honestly, if i had a mortgage, or similar debt like instrument i would try to extend it out with rates being so low. But i get that some people are very risk adverse.

Unless your mortgage rate is high why don’t you invest that money? these days with mortgage rates so low its the best borrowing you can do..

No way NYC is right, even after tax, you can’t even buy a decent studio with that

but i agree, basically a risk free (or fdic insured) investment/savings account is very different than a bond etf. regardless of the underlying assets.

most people think the fed will hike again in December, so if the original thinking is short term then the fed policy shouldn’t matter.

yes, but some etf’s have leverage so check that for increase volatility, also the comparison the original author makes is poor. Yes you get more return with more risk, that is a basic tenant of investing. If you are comparing bond funds to cds, money market funds, checking and savings accounts then they have…

Your example of living beyond ones means is relatable to a lot of people and illustrates a common problem. What if the comparison was $100k and $1? or 1 cent? Have you walked past a penny and not bothered to pick it up? The absolute level of money affects how you treat it, and that is whats wrong with her statement.

This is bad advice., and these financial and money saving “gurus” are so misleading.