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its not the money, its the time, do you have the time to enjoy it? Or is this the fourth toy in line collecting dust in the garage?

Investment return = P*(1+r)^N/2^D where P is the amount invested, r is the rate of return, N is the number of years, and D is the number of divorces. :sharebeer I think you need extra parenthesis (P*(1+r)^N)/(2^D) not sure about order of operations but putting the exponential divorce factor in the ...

I think I had the same question a while back

http://www.bogleheads.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=107227

our expense ratio is .03%. I still dont really understand the investment trust thing.

Thanks for the reference. It describes the situation pretty well.
The article did not seem to have a negative tone on the subject.

I tried to find the dividends on my Blackrock Russell 1000 index Coll F and could not find it reported. My vanguard large cap index funds show the dividend transactions quarterly. I phoned Great West and they said that it really wasnt the fund but a collection of funds so the dividends are N/A. The ...

Everything... The last 5 choices applied to me totally. +1 I really didn't understand investing or have a rational strategy until finding this site. I had been investing for 20+ years without a clue. :oops: +1 I read 'common sense on mutual funds' and after 23 years of ML and EJ, it all clicked and...

Paying off a car loan is great but it usually leaves you with an older car that will need replacing at some point. Why not set aside the "extra money" in a separate account that is safe and easy to keep track off and begin saving the cash to avoid all future car loans. You only have to ge...

Paying off a car loan is great but it usually leaves you with an older car that will need replacing at some point. Why not set aside the "extra money" in a separate account that is safe and easy to keep track off and begin saving the cash to avoid all future car loans. You only have to ge...

Paying off a car loan is great but it usually leaves you with an older car that will need replacing at some point. Why not set aside the "extra money" in a separate account that is safe and easy to keep track off and begin saving the cash to avoid all future car loans. You only have to get...

How does one put 40k a year in a 401k? It seems the maximum for those 50+ is only $22,500. Welcome! The OP is discussing a Solo 401(k) : Solo 401k plan (Different than an employer's 401(k) plan) The limit is a combination of the employee salary deferral and employer profit sharing contributions. In...

How does one put 40k a year in a 401k?
It seems the maximum for those 50+ is only $22,500.