
Episode 380: Missing Links, Efficient Transitioning In Taxable Accounts And Incorporating Global Exposures
11/20/24 • 26 min
In this episode we answer emails from Melissa, Neil, Mark and Mike. We discuss a missing link from Episode 7 and a substitute for it, the podcast distribution, moving from an accumulation portfolio in a taxable account to a retirement portfolio efficiently, and considerations when incorporating international (non-U.S.) funds.
Links:
Three Ingredients Article: Three Secret Ingredients of the Most Efficient Portfolios – Portfolio Charts
Merriman ETF Recommendations: Best-in-Class ETF Recommendations | Merriman Financial Education Foundation
Amusing Unedited AI-Bot Summary:
Unlock the secrets of do-it-yourself investing with Risk Parity Radio, where listener queries drive our exploration of effective financial strategies. Ever wondered how to craft a risk parity portfolio as you approach retirement? We tackle this and more, including navigating the world of taxable accounts, minimizing taxes, and managing significant expenses like a house down payment. Melissa's email about a broken Ray Dalio link becomes an opportunity to explore alternative resources, while Mark's playback issues on Apple Podcasts spark our gratitude for community feedback. You'll also discover the nuances of transitioning to a risk parity portfolio without opening new accounts, and the surprising overlaps between VTI and VUG.
Ready to rethink international diversification? While some portfolios skip international funds, they still provide global exposure through assets like global value-tilted funds and Chinese A shares. We discuss why this approach might suffice, as international funds often mirror US stocks, especially in large caps. Instead, our focus shifts to balancing value, growth, and size using small-cap value funds from Avantis or DFA. With flexible templates and key diversification metrics, you'll learn to construct a robust portfolio without getting lost in geographic diversifications. Tune in, and reshape your investing toolkit with practical insights and empowering strategies.
In this episode we answer emails from Melissa, Neil, Mark and Mike. We discuss a missing link from Episode 7 and a substitute for it, the podcast distribution, moving from an accumulation portfolio in a taxable account to a retirement portfolio efficiently, and considerations when incorporating international (non-U.S.) funds.
Links:
Three Ingredients Article: Three Secret Ingredients of the Most Efficient Portfolios – Portfolio Charts
Merriman ETF Recommendations: Best-in-Class ETF Recommendations | Merriman Financial Education Foundation
Amusing Unedited AI-Bot Summary:
Unlock the secrets of do-it-yourself investing with Risk Parity Radio, where listener queries drive our exploration of effective financial strategies. Ever wondered how to craft a risk parity portfolio as you approach retirement? We tackle this and more, including navigating the world of taxable accounts, minimizing taxes, and managing significant expenses like a house down payment. Melissa's email about a broken Ray Dalio link becomes an opportunity to explore alternative resources, while Mark's playback issues on Apple Podcasts spark our gratitude for community feedback. You'll also discover the nuances of transitioning to a risk parity portfolio without opening new accounts, and the surprising overlaps between VTI and VUG.
Ready to rethink international diversification? While some portfolios skip international funds, they still provide global exposure through assets like global value-tilted funds and Chinese A shares. We discuss why this approach might suffice, as international funds often mirror US stocks, especially in large caps. Instead, our focus shifts to balancing value, growth, and size using small-cap value funds from Avantis or DFA. With flexible templates and key diversification metrics, you'll learn to construct a robust portfolio without getting lost in geographic diversifications. Tune in, and reshape your investing toolkit with practical insights and empowering strategies.
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Episode 379: Using Risk Parity Portfolios For Elder Relatives, Intermediate Goals And Accumulation, And Portfolio Reviews As Of November 15, 2024
In this episode we answer emails from Jenny, Arun and Jeff. We discuss setting up a risk parity style portfolio for an elder relative, what to do with 529 money and college funds when you are getting close, and the use of risk parity style portfolios for intermediate goals or accumulation.
And THEN we our go through our weekly portfolio reviews of the eight sample portfolios you can find at Portfolios | Risk Parity Radio.
Additional links:
Yours Truly On The Earn & Invest Podcast: Why Risk Matters w/ Frank Vasq - Earn & Invest - Apple Podcasts
Value Stock Geek's Weird Portfolio: Weird Portfolio – Portfolio Charts
Jared Dillian And The Awesome Portfolio: Show Us Your Portfolio: Jared Dillian
Father McKenna Center Donation Page: Donate - Father McKenna Center
Amusing Unedited AI-Bot Summary:
What if you could unlock the secrets of risk parity and transform your investment strategy? Join us on Risk Parity Radio as we explore how strategic gold allocation and portfolio diversification can revolutionize your financial journey. Dive into the humor-laden world of market fluctuations and portfolio reviews, and learn from our recent discussion on the Earn and Invest podcast with Jordan Grumet about integrating risk parity into modern portfolio theory. We also respond to a thoughtful email from Jenny, a dedicated Patreon supporter, who's crafting a risk parity portfolio for her mother-in-law. Get insights on asset allocation, the timing of gold investments, and how to utilize current market conditions to make savvy decisions.
In this episode, we delve into diversifying investment strategies during the accumulation phase, particularly for DIY investors like Jeff, a mid-40s Gen Xer contemplating a 401k rollover. Explore a variety of strategies, including Tyler's Golden Butterfly, the Weird Portfolio by Value Stock Geek, and Jared Dillian's Awesome Portfolio. Discover how these can complement ventures in real estate or business, and draw inspiration from Bruce Lee's philosophy to tailor an approach uniquely your own. Whether you're a novice or a seasoned investor, expect to walk away with practical advice and fresh perspectives to enhance your financial strategy.
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Episode 381: Retirement Account Basics, Some Cool New Podcasts, And Portfolio Reviews As Of November 22, 2024
In this episode we answer an email from Tom, Tom the Podcaster's Son (a/k/a "Patrick Star"). We discuss the basics of retirement accounts in honor of the annual benefits enrollment period and some rules of thumb for contributing to them, with a little commentary on HSAs. We also discuss interesting recent podcasts featuring Bill Bengen, Corey Hoffstein and Cliff Asness. And our friend Jackie Cummings Koski.
And THEN we our go through our weekly portfolio reviews of the eight sample portfolios you can find at Portfolios | Risk Parity Radio.
Additional links:
Bill Bengen podcast: The Father of the 4% Rule Fina - Afford Anything - Apple Podcasts
Corey Hoffstein podcast: Masters in Business: Corey Hoffstein - Bloomberg
Cliff Asness podcast: Old Man Yells at the Cloud | TCAF 167
Tax Tables: 2024-2025 Tax Brackets and Federal Income Tax Rates | Bankrate
Jackie podcast #1: Jackie Cummings Koski: Late St - The Long View - Apple Podcasts
Jackie podcast #2: From Poverty to Wealth and Ear - Catching Up to FI - Apple Podcasts
Jackie podcast #3 (HSA focused): All About The Health Savings A - Journey To Launch - Apple Podcasts
Sample Investopedia Article: 401(k) vs. IRA: What’s the Difference?
Amusing Unedited AI-Bot Summary:
Unearth the secrets to a financially independent future as we explore groundbreaking strategies and expert insights in this episode. Learn why Bill Bengen's latest research challenges conventional wisdom on withdrawal rates and how a diversified portfolio, including alternative assets like gold, can empower your financial journey. With engaging discussions from finance heavyweights like Corey Hofstein, we promise you a treasure trove of actionable advice to enhance your portfolio management and tax strategies.
This episode is a masterclass for the do-it-yourself investor, guiding you through the maze of retirement account options and tax implications for every stage of life. For young professionals, discover how to maximize your 401k and Roth contributions, while mid-career individuals will learn to optimize savings amidst family and mortgage commitments. If you're nearing retirement and feeling off-track, we offer insights to realign your financial plans and keep your retirement goals within reach.
Join us as we tackle the complexities of retirement account withdrawals and the strategic use of Health Savings Accounts as investment vehicles. With practical advice and a touch of humor, we'll navigate the week's market performances and celebrate the gains in sectors like the S&P 500, NASDAQ, and gold. From the power of compounding to the significance of early financial planning, this episode is your guide to mastering the art of financial independence.
Risk Parity Radio - Episode 380: Missing Links, Efficient Transitioning In Taxable Accounts And Incorporating Global Exposures
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A foolish consistency , is the hobgoblin of little minds , adored by little statesmen and philosophers and divines .
Mary and OthersIf a man does not keep pace with his companions , perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer . A different drummer and now , coming to you from dead center , on your dial . Welcome to Risk Parity Radio ,
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