Recent technological advances in the investing world have resulted in new mobile apps that make it easier than ever before to get in the market and start saving for retirement. In this post we’ll look at the best investing apps for beginners.
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Lazy Portfolios
HEDGEFUNDIE’s Excellent Adventure (UPRO/TMF) – A Summary
Here we dive into the famous “Excellent Adventure” from Hedgefundie and how to implement it.
Bogleheads 3 Fund Portfolio Review and Vanguard ETFs To Use
The Bogleheads 3 Fund Portfolio is arguably the most popular lazy portfolio out there. Read the review and see the best Vanguard ETFs for it here.
The 60/40 Portfolio Review and ETF Pie for M1 Finance
The 60/40 Portfolio has long been the go-to cornerstone for medium-risk investing for all ages. Recent speculation suggests it might be “dead.”
Ray Dalio All Weather Portfolio Review, ETF’s, & Leverage
Applying leverage to the All Weather Portfolio gets you enhanced exposure to what is traditionally a very low-risk, low-volatility asset mix.
Alexander Green Gone Fishin’ Portfolio Review & M1 ETF Pie
The Gone Fishin’ Portfolio from Alexander Green is composed of 10 assets. Here are its components, performance, my critique, and modifications.
Ben Felix Model Portfolio (Rational Reminder, PWL) ETFs & Review
Here we’ll look at a U.S. version of Ben Felix’s model portfolio (from Rational Reminder, PWL) and ETFs to use for its factor tilts.
Harry Browne Permanent Portfolio Review, ETFs, & Leverage
The Harry Browne Permanent Portfolio is a simple, straightforward 4-slice portfolio from Harry Browne. I review it here.
Golden Butterfly Portfolio Review and M1 Finance ETF Pie
The Golden Butterfly Portfolio is a medium-risk portfolio similar to Ray Dalio’s All Weather Portfolio. Here we’ll look at its components and the best ETF’s to use in its construction.
