Mon, 31 March 2014
The four letter word of personal finance is debt. Most of us have it; none of us wants it. I’ve written a lot about how to get out of debt. Today I’m excited to have Liz Weston, author of Deal With Your Debt, on the podcast. We cover a lot of questions about debt, credit, […] The post DR 048: How to Deal with Your Debt–An Interview with Author Liz Weston appeared first on The Dough Roller. |
Fri, 28 March 2014
I recently started collecting coins. I only have a handful right now: mainly Morgan silver dollars. I tend to just pay $40 or $50 for a nice coin, and I don’t have a particularly valuable collection. I just enjoy collecting them. One of my coins is a Morgan silver dollar from 1878. It’s an S […] The post DR 047: How to Value a Coin Collection appeared first on The Dough Roller. |
Wed, 26 March 2014
DR 046: 4% Retirement Withdrawal Rule--An Interview with Vanguard's Maria Bruno and Colleen Jaconetti
What do retirement planning professionals from Vanguard have to say about retirement topics like the 4% rule? In today’s podcast I interview two investment analysts at Vanguard with over 35 years of combined experience – Maria Bruno, CFP and Colleen Jaconetti, CFP. We talk about everything from the 4% rule to portfolio balancing issues to […] The post 4% Retirement Withdrawal Rule–An Interview with Vanguard’s Maria Bruno and Colleen Jaconetti appeared first on The Dough Roller. |
Mon, 24 March 2014
New investors face unique obstacles. There’s the learning curve. Clear that and there’s still the hurdle of having little money to invest (although there are easy solutions to that one). And then there’s the question of executing an asset allocation plan when you have little capital. That’s the question a reader named Daniel recently asked: […] The post DR 045: How to Diversify Investments When You’re Just Starting to Invest appeared first on The Dough Roller. |
Thu, 20 March 2014
A reader named Kathleen recently emailed me with a lesson she learned with balance transfer credit cards: Hi Rob, I just rolled over one of my credit cards to another at 0%, which has been very successful for me at paying off credit card debt. But I realized in retrospect that I did not do […] The post DR 044: 10 Tips on Using Balance Transfer Credit Cards to Get Out of Debt appeared first on The Dough Roller. |
Wed, 12 March 2014
I encountered a big problem when I first started investing. Maybe you’ve encountered it, too. I would read a lot of books on investing. Two of my favorites are Rick Ferri’s All About Asset Allocation and William Bernstein’s The Four Pillars of Investing. These books cover asset allocation, and in All About Asset Allocation, describe […] The post DR 043: How to Compare Mutual Funds in Under 60 Seconds appeared first on The Dough Roller. |
Fri, 7 March 2014
The formula thet generates a FICO credit score is made up of several components. Some of these components you would expect to see, such as paying your bills on time. But there is one component that takes a lot of people by surprise: credit inquires. A credit inquiry is a record of every time somebody […] The post DR 042: A Complete Guide to Hard and Soft Pull Credit Inquiries appeared first on The Dough Roller.
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