- Bogleheads Investing Advice and Info
Bogleheads® is the title adopted by many of the investing enthusiasts who participate in this site The term is intended to honor Vanguard founder and investor advocate John Bogle The Bogleheads® emphasize starting early, living below one's means, regular saving, broad diversification, simplicity, and sticking to one's investment plan regardless of market conditions This site is composed
- Bogleheads. org - Index page
The Bogleheads® Wiki: a collaborative work of the Bogleheads community New Investors, Philosophy, Investment Policy Statement, Non-US domiciles Canada - finiki (wiki) A collaborative Canadian perspective on investing and personal finance Wiki and Reference Library (non-current archive)
- Bogleheads
Sister projects Our Canadian sister site, Financial Wisdom Forum, and its wiki, finiki, the Canadian financial wiki, has a similar focus with many like-minded members, and you might also find this site interesting We also have a sister site in Spain, Bogleheads® España (en español) We are also on Facebook
- Getting started - Bogleheads
Welcome to the Bogleheads' Getting started page There is a lot of information available to help Take your time and get organized The Bogleheads motto is Investing Advice Inspired by Jack Bogle We are part of his campaign " to give ordinary investors a fair shake " The site consists of this wiki and the Bogleheads forum Both the wiki and forum were built by volunteers who are dedicated to
- Bogleheads® investment philosophy
Bogleheads who hold taxable accounts also often use tax loss harvesting This is a technique to turn market downturns into immediate tax savings The key thing to remember about tax efficiency is that tax-efficient asset placement matters
- Bogleheads. org - About
The Bogleheads Community encompasses the forum, the wiki, three investment books (The Bogleheads' Guide to Investing, The Bogleheads’ Guide to the Three-Fund Portfolio, and The Bogleheads' Guide to Retirement Planning), a presence on Facebook and Twitter, and The John C Bogle Center for Financial Literacy
- Asset allocation - Bogleheads
Asset allocation means dividing an investment portfolio among different asset classes Typically these are stocks, bonds, and cash [1][note 1] Determining which mix of assets to hold in a portfolio is a personal choice The asset allocation that works best at any given stage in your life will depend largely on your need, ability and willingness take risk These depend on the investment time
- The Bogleheads®
Bogleheads, a term intended to honor Vanguard founder and investor advocate John Bogle, are investing enthusiasts who participate in the Bogleheads Forum The forum's members discuss financial news and theory, while also helping less experienced investors develop their portfolios
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