Bond Tents for Retirement Asset Allocation

Do Bond Tents Beat a 60/40 Portfolio in Retirement?

Bond Tents for Retirement Asset Allocation Bond tents and Rising Equity Glidepaths are styles of glidepaths. Glidepaths describe the modulation of asset allocation before and after retirement. For example, traditional target-date funds decrease the stock percentage to or through retirement […]

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‘Identity Bridging’ in Retirement

‘Identity Bridging’ in Retirement Let’s face it—some people are scared to retire. It’s not a matter of what to do with the time; it is a matter of what my identity is in retirement. Who am I once I retire? […]

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Imposter Syndrome and Retirement

Imposter Syndrome during Retirement

Imposter Syndrome and Retirement   “Face it Til You Make It” is the cure for imposter syndrome. It is an obvious variation of fake it til you make it. We all face high-stress situations when we feel inadequately prepared. Imposter […]

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expectations in retirement

Expectations in Retirement

Are lower expectations the key to a successful retirement?   We demand a lot out of retirement. What if the key to a successful retirement is lower expectations? We spend a third or more of our life retired. After all […]

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Retirement Planning for Doctors

Physician Net Worth at Retirement

Average Net Worth of Physicians at Retirement  Some physicians are excellent accumulators of wealth. Most are not. What is the average net worth of physicians at retirement? Doctors are a heterogeneous lot; this much is true. Let’s review the epidemiology […]

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self-acceptance in retirement

Audaciously Authentic

Self-Acceptance in Retirement  Working people introduce themselves by what they do. When you retire, you introduce yourself and say who you are. You have a different identity pre-retirement than when you retire. As we shift from “what you do” to […]

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portfolio size effect

The Portfolio Size Effect

Get the Last Doubling – The Portfolio Size Effect   The portfolio size effect leads to a tough decision: a tradeoff. All investment decisions are tradeoffs. You want to get what you can from the market before you retire while […]

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