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Freedom Investing in Review (June 2025)
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This quarter, we saw that in 1-year returns ending June 30, 2025, Developed Freedom Investing had a -0.91% disadvantage, Emerging Market Freedom Investing had a -3.66% disadvantage, and Overall Freedom Investing had a -1.69% disadvantage.

#TBT Taxing Capital Gains Unfairly Taxes Inflation
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Punishing people for inflation is neither fair nor good economic policy.

How to Pick Your Donor Advised Fund’s Asset Allocation
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If you are opening a donor advised fund for the first time, take a moment to think about your goals.

#TBT Roth Conversion: Take Your Required Minimum Distribution Out First
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With a thorough understanding of the IRS rules, performing a Roth Conversion even after your so-called Required Beginning Date (RBD) can be both easy and profitable. This 2016 article teaches how.

#TBT Everyone Needs Some Frivolous Purchases
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Everyone needs some fun in their life, and sometimes fun costs a little money. This 2004 article shares six guidelines for dealing with purchases that might be considered frivolous.

What Is the Ideal Portfolio for Me?
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“One financial manager recommended that I invest 100% of my assets into stocks while another recommended investing in bonds as well – what do you recommend?”

#TBT Four Reasons to Rebalance
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This post reminds us that there are at least four reasons to rebalance where the benefit can be demonstrated or measured.

Seven Ways To Cut The Deficit (March 1985)
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“We will have a better society when government becomes the last resort—instead of the first—in solving our problems.”

#TBT Is My House an Investment?
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For most families, the largest purchase they make will be their house. This 2011 post reminds us that the house you and your family live in is not an investment, but real estate can be.

New Investor Frequently Asked Questions
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Earning, spending, saving, and investing — a mastery of these four matters creates a financially healthy life.

#TBT Our Customized Roth Conversion Recommendations
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This 2017 article reminds us that there is not one best Roth conversion plan that you can apply to everyone.

How to Spend: Teaching Kids to Spend and to Give
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Imagine that you are covering all of your child’s basic care, but they have a savings stash. Would you let your child give all their savings away to charity?

#TBT Marital Harmony with a Few His and Her Budgets
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Each spouse has different spending habits and values different things in life. It’s okay for your budget to reflect that.

Succession Planning Options on a Donor Advised Fund
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While the funds owned by your Donor-Advised Fund are no longer yours, there is some estate planning that can be done with your account.

How to Automatically Dial a Phone Extension
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There are two methods of dialing an extension from the beginning of the call.

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