Your financial life in one chart The chart below shows a hypothetical lawyer’s lifetime income and expenses, from age 28 through 92. I’ve made a few simple assumptions: income ramps up over a career, you retire at 65, and your
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Watch a man get into cold water The cautious man wades into cold water inch-by-inch, gasping at each new step. While he believes he is controlling his discomfort, he is simply extending its duration. The same total amount of cold,
When you’re driving in America, speed limits are posted in miles per hour. This makes sense. When you’re on a highway, you’re likely driving for more than a minute or two. Maybe you’ll be on the road for fifteen minutes.
Lawyers are trained to read everything. To find the issue buried in the footnotes. To never let a document go unanalyzed. That instinct makes you exceptional at your job. In investing, it can work against you. The financial news cycle
Some of my clients have recently asked if I think the stock market is overvalued. (The US stock market, that is. We maintain material allocations to international equities, where valuation concerns are less pronounced.) We have a view on this
“I made it link by link, and yard by yard; I girded it on of my own free will, and of my own free will I wore it.” Charles Dickens wrote those words in A Christmas Carol to describe Marley’s
Tim Corriero, J.D, CFP ®
Tim Corriero is an attorney, a Certified Financial Planner ® and founder of Juris Wealth, a financial advisory business for lawyers.
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