SORR (Seqencing Risk) Reduction Using Cash Flow Strategies
The sequence of returns risk (SORR), or sequencing risk, is the risk that you will be unlucky and have lousy[…]
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The sequence of returns risk (SORR), or sequencing risk, is the risk that you will be unlucky and have lousy[…]
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In the preceding post, I described the sequence of returns risk – the risk that you will get unlucky around[…]
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The sequence of returns risk is a mathematical risk that is caused by cashflow and magnified by volatility. It peaks as we approach and shortly after we’ve arrived at our financial destination.
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Managing risk is a key component of successful investing. There is investment risk that we try to mitigate through diversification.[…]
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I am a proponent of passive index ETF investing. Historical performance supports that view with most active managers trailing the[…]
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If further passive income shrinks your SBD faster than a dip in a cold lake, the corporate class ETFs have a major advantage compared to conventional income-generating ones.
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The Loonie Doctor Blog is now wrapping up its second full year of helping Canadian high-income professionals to not get[…]
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Horizon’s Total Return Index (TRI) ETFs use a swap structure. That makes them very tax-efficient by tracking the total return[…]
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The Horizon Total Return Index (TRI) or swap-ETFs have several benefits that I wrote about previously. The most exciting of[…]
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What do you get when you mix a loonie doctor with a couple of the most rational and evidence-driven financial[…]
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