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January 11, 2021January 26, 2021Daniel Moradian

What to do with $10k right now

Here we take a look at what an average person with an average risk profile should do if they had managed to save $10k and didn’t know how to best make use of it. Please understand this is not financial advice, it does not take into account your personal circumstances and it’s only here to […]

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May 6, 2020January 26, 2021Daniel Moradian

Private health insurance

If you were ever looking for a euphemism for the word ‘useless’, look no further. I recently purchased private health insurance and I’ve never felt more robbed in my life. What a spectacular waste of money. Assumptions I’ve made three assumptions in dismissing private health cover’s value to society. First, you live in Australia or […]

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January 14, 2020January 26, 2021Daniel Moradian

20 money tips for 2020

The new decade is here and all your new year’s resolutions are lame. Let a not-so-humble smashed avo enthusiast give you a hand. Here are 20 short and sweet money tips for 2020. Pay off your (bad) debts: The greatest hurdle to achieving financial independence is most likely to be debt. If your debts include […]

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There's another, *super dry* reason it's unwise to assume 4% as anything other than a rule-of-thumb. Sequence risk is the risk that a really unluckily-timed withdrawal damages your portfolio in the long run. For example if the market tanks 50% in one year because of idk ww3 or something, withdrawing 4% will take a bigger chunk out of your portfolio than usual and so in that case you wouldn't be sustainably taking money out of your portfolio
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