Retirement's Biggest Lie: Why the 4% Rule Fails Most People
The 4% rule isn't your retirement safety net—it's a dangerous oversimplification. Here's why most people use it wrong and what actually works for lasting financial freedom.
Jonathan Mills
Crypto Portfolio Metrics Pros Track Daily
Most crypto investors track price only. Pros monitor net P&L, cost basis, volatility, and Sharpe Ratio daily. Here's what actually reveals portfolio health and risk exposure.
VR Property Tours Unlock Global Real Estate Profits
Most investors waste time chasing local deals. Here's why smart buyers skip the open houses and use VR to find undervalued global properties instead.
Most Event Planners Skip This Critical Step
Everyone focuses on the fun parts of event planning. The reality? One missing permit destroys everything. Here's the unglamorous truth about the paperwork that separates pros from disasters.
The Shocking Truth About Retirement Costs Most Overlook
Most people plan for retirement using flawed "average" numbers. Here’s why that approach fails and what you should do instead to avoid running out of money.
Unlock Hidden Tax Strategies for Foreign Rental Properties
Most investors overlook major US tax traps when owning foreign rental property. Discover the strategies smart expats and landlords actually use to stay compliant and keep more profit.
Unlock Hidden Tax Savings Non-US Investors Overlook
Most non-US investors unknowingly lose money to avoidable US taxes. Discover how UCITS ETFs cut withholding taxes, eliminate estate tax traps, and deliver real savings most advisors ignore.
Most Product Research Is Wrong
Everyone talks about product research, but 9 out of 10 stores still fail in 120 days. The problem isn't lack of research—it's using the wrong methods. Here's what actually works to find winners.
Crypto Podcasts That Actually Teach You Something
Crypto podcasts overflow with hype and price predictions. We cut through the noise to reveal which shows actually teach real skills, how to spot credible hosts, and why most listeners get misled.
What the Average 40-Year-Old Gets Wrong About Retirement Savings
Most 40-year-olds are shockingly off-track for retirement. Here's why average savings numbers hide the real problem and what you must do differently now.