What to watch when you’re not fiddling with your SWR spreadsheet…
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Another trio of burning questions answered by the ex-hedge fund manager turned passive guru!
Lars calls in from his Covid-19-proof bunker to answer your burning questions about investing in the Covid era…
Lars Kroijer is back answering Monevator readers questions in video and transcript format…
Lars Kroijer is back answering Monevator readers questions in both video and transcript format…
We’re finally underway with Lars Kroijer answering your queries. Here’s the first of many Q&A sessions!
Here’s a five-part series on investing from Lars Kroijer, the ex-hedge fund manager turned passive investing zealot.
As one of the world’s very best stock pickers, Warren Buffett knows exactly how hard it is to beat the market…
Get up-to-speed on the pros and cons of factor investing via this engaging interview with hedge fund boss Cliff Asness…
The active fund management industry makes billions and doesn’t deliver what it says on the tin, and most people are none the wiser.
Feeling flighty? Funds not doing it for you this week? Careful – you need to commit to a long-term plan for successful investing.
Befuddled by all the new kinds of index trackers on the block these days? Don’t worry: It’s fine to ignore them if you want.
Yes the over-hyped fund management industry cannot deliver what it promises. But there’s another and better way to invest in shares.
Active fund managers say they’re worth their higher charges because their skillful investing beats the boring old market. Shame about the evidence…
Unbundling charges for investing in pensions and other products has theoretically improved transparency, but total costs have actually risen.
In the first of this 10-part video series, Sensible Investing lays out the charges against the active fund management industry.
Here’s another thing you’ve got in common with monkeys (besides that thing you do where you pick lice out of your partner’s hair…)
A movie all about passive investing. Somewhat lacking in special FX, but otherwise pretty good.
What do you think? Will you be taking popcorn into the cinema to see The Iron Lady come January – or sneaking in a bag of rotten tomatoes?
Don’t wait for a grand solution to the world’s problems. Abandon the God complex, and admit your own fallibility, and invest accordingly.
BP spills a cup of coffee, with calamitous results. (Funny comedians – I bet they get their petrol for free for telling jokes?)
Quit worrying about peak oil, it’s solvable. The world is much likelier to die a horrible death due to global warming or some other ecological catastrophe.
If you’re trying to beat the market, you need to buy good companies and you need buy them at the right price. A watchlist helps with both.
The Keynes versus Hayek debate is an old one, but rarely if ever has it taken place in the back of a limousine packed full of honeys…
The zeitgiest is to favour spending money on experiences as opposed to products. But is that any more secure as a route to happiness?
A very young Tony Blair’s verdict on the 1987 crash sounds uncannily applicable to the 2007-2009 turmoil, too.
This isn’t really banker bashing – if anything he was getting ready to do some bashing himself…
I was going to post this yesterday, but creator Jonathan Jarvis’ website was down, presumably under the load of thousands of Wall Street bankers (or their secretaries) desperately clicking to learn where they went so wrong: .