It’s the 90th anniversary of the Crash of 1929. Are you ready for the next market crash?
As is part of my weekend tradition, this past weekend I read Jason Zweig’s column (paywall) in the Wall Street Journal. (And yes, to answer your unasked question: I do revel in embodying some stereotypes of financial professionals.)
It’s 20 (40) years until I retire! How do I save and invest for the between-now-and-then? (Video)
We’re pretty good at saving for the long term (retirement). We have our 401(k)s and IRAs. We’re pretty good at saving for now. We have cash in our bank accounts. But what do we do for the *decades* between now and retirement? How do we save and invest for that?
Report from the Women-in-Tech Front (a.k.a. GHC19)
Things I learned at Grace Hopper this year:
- I cannot do basic arithmetic while standing in front of an audience of 200 people. 100 x 1000 really should be doable.
- Yes there is a wrong way to hold the slide clicker, Mr. “You can’t mess it up” A/V guy. Just Watch Me.
Are You Waiting for the Uber Lockup to Expire? The Logistical Details You Need to Implement Your Strategy.
If you read my last blog post about the upcoming expiration of the Uber IPO lockup, you might have noticed that I barely mentioned tax and legal details.
Are You Waiting for the Uber Lockup to Expire? Here’s How You Can Prepare.
I know many things about the upcoming expiration of the Uber lockup:
Do Your RSUs Make Your Annual Income Super High? Treat Yourself, Sure, and Also…
…don’t permanently increase your expenses.
Should I Use the Brokerage Window in My 401(k)? What IS the Brokerage Window in My 401(k)?
When you log on to your 401(k) website at, say, Fidelity, do you see a mysterious mention of a “BrokerageLink®”? Have you ever wondered what it is and whether you should use it?

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