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SIMPLE vs. COMPLEX WITH ROBB ENGEN (EP.11)

The Rational Reminder Podcast

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In Episode 11 of the Rational Reminder podcast we discussed the following:

Are DIY investors responsible for their actions?
Starting a blog
Switching from stock picking to index funds
Managing behaviour
The 4-minute portfolio
When does it make sense to optimize?
Index fund rebuttals
Fee-only vs. fee-based advice
Choosing a conflict of interest
Robb's biggest beef with Canadian financial services
Trusting the bank
VGRO vs. robo advisors
One-fund retirement portfolios

We were joined by Robb Engen, author of the Boomer and Echo blog.

For more information or to contact Cameron and Ben, visit pwlcapital.com

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