John Heinzl on Millionaire Teacher

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• Andrew Hallam Sep 29, 1:30 PM
  Hi Mark, Maintaining about 40% in VSB would give you a sweet spot: stability but not enough bonds to hinder overall growth. That's my personal...
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• Andrew Hallam Sep 29, 1:26 PM
  Hi Justin, I'm unsure what you are asking. Are the indexes that they would buy domiciled in the U.S.? If not, then great. If so,...
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• Justin Tang Sep 29, 10:54 AM
  Hi Andrew, I managed to find an IFA in Singapore that builds portfolios using low cost index funds from Vanguard and Dimensional. They are Providend...
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• Mark Sep 29, 5:47 AM
  Hi Andrew, Thank you so much for your reply. Yes you are right, I have predominantly been very cautious about how the stock and generally...
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• Mr. Adames Sep 27, 9:16 PM
  I cant believe some of things I have read here. The guy passing the Series 7 with an 80% only studying for two weeks is...
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• Patrick Sep 27, 6:54 PM
  Beautiful stuff Andrew. Thanks a million. I'll be sure to have this response ready. Cheers Patrick
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• Andrew Hallam Sep 27, 3:24 PM
  Hi Patrick, The answer lies in the Stanford published paper by Nobel Prize winner, William F. Sharpe. It's called the Arithmetic of Active Management. If...
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• Patrick Sep 27, 1:19 PM
  Hi again Andrew I had an interesting challenge the other day. As a Couch Potato convert I've managed to convince a few people to pull...
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• Kelly Wilson Sep 25, 9:08 PM
  Hi Andrew, I am an Aussie expat who set up a brokerage account with DBS Vickers a few years ago based on the knowledge I...
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• Sep 24, 11:33 PM
  Andrew, These investment firms for international expats sound usurious! I mean, who takes 4% fees these days?!! At a time when we are optimizing portfolio...
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• Ben Sep 24, 11:03 PM
  I've been with Interactive Brokers for almost a year and its been wonderful. Learning their trading platform isn't hard if you watch the tutorial and...
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• Kajorn Sep 24, 5:47 PM
  THAILAND PP Hello Andrew know you are busy please could you suggest on my earlier post i would really welcome your or other index investor...
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• Karl Wilcox Sep 24, 5:07 PM
  Hi Andrew In Millionaire Teacher you talk about the epiphany that you had when you met the mechanic who told you about compound interest and...
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• Andrew Hallam Sep 24, 4:44 AM
  I recommend a short term bond market index, something like VSB. It will beat inflation over time, no matter what happens to bond prices because...
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• Conservative Investor Sep 24, 1:33 AM
  Andrew, I read Millionaire teacher in 2012 and was hooked. It made sense to me on every level. I immediately switched to a 60/40 equity/bond...
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• Rob Sep 23, 7:03 PM
  I am a British expat in Dubai and am definitely only looking at passive investments so in this case index funds. Thanks very much
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• Rob Sep 23, 3:55 PM
  Oh and that would be 1 ETF per transaction in order to reduce costs??
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• Andrew Hallam Sep 23, 2:51 PM
  Hi Rob, Which mutual funds are you referring to? What's your nationality? The answer depends on these two factors. Even an index mutual fund will...
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• Rob Sep 23, 2:50 PM
  Great, thank you. Just difficult to judge how much you need to invest so the fees don't have a to much of a negative impact.
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• Rob Sep 23, 2:44 PM
  Hi Andrew, where would say the cut off would be to make it more cost effective to place regular savings into the mutual fund rather...
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• Andrew Hallam Sep 23, 2:01 PM
  Hi JT, I believe that my latest article will answer your question. You can contact either Robert Wasilewski or Mark Zoril. Here's that post: https://assetbuilder.com/knowledge-center/articles/interactive-brokers-allows-us-expats-to-invest-with-index-funds...
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• Andrew Hallam Sep 23, 1:58 PM
  Hi Mark, Most investors don't do well because they look for how a "policy de jour" or a "current political climate" will affect stocks or...
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