Weekend Review July 12, 2020

Tweets of The Week

In my experience as a #financialplanner, I know who will reach their goals and who will fall short:

It's people who are willing to roll up their sleeves and DO SOMETHING, who don't make excuses for why they "can't."

They believe they can, so they do. Action is everything.

— Eric Roberge, CFP® (@beyondfinances) July 8, 2020

Planning tip: If you have a Health Savings Account and don’t need to access it for expenses, try to avoid using it. It will essentially function as a Roth IRA.

— Peter Mallouk (@PeterMallouk) July 6, 2020

I have either been proven wrong or changed perspective on most of the views I’ve had earlier in life, so I try to hold no belief too closely. At minimum I try to limit my emotional attachment to issues so I can be open-minded

— Jarrid Tingle (@jarridvtingle) July 5, 2020

Favorite Articles

• Morgan Housel: Lots of Things Happening At Once! – “Real history is the story of lots of things happening at the same time.nBig trends rarely have one cause.of work just to stay in place, but that’s how it works. Keep running.”
• Nathaniel Popper: Robinhood Has Lured Young Traders, Sometimes With Devastating Results? – “They encourage people to go from training wheels to driving motorcycles,” Scott Smith, who tracks brokerage firms at the financial consulting firm Cerulli, said of Robinhood. “Over the long term, it’s like trying to beat the casino.”

RLS Weekend Review

Each week my colleague, Justin Castelli, breaks down the headlines that may be impacting your financial planning. Here is his last weeks weekend review.

Workout of the Week

Circuit 1 6x	Reps/Seconds
– Kettlebell Goblet Squats – Kettlebell Deadlifts (15) – Mountain Climbers (30 each way) – Jump squats with no weight – Planks (45 seconds) – Wall-sits (30 seconds) – Leg raises (20)	– 15 – 15 – 30 each way – 12 – 45 seconds – 30 seconds – 20

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