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Rebuilding The Kitces Members Section And The State Of The (Nerd’s Eye View) Blog

Nerd's Eye View

And also make it easier for us to redesign the Nerd's Eye View blog side of the website as well, in 2026!) In addition to rebuilding the platform that runs Kitces.com, we're also making several updates to our content offerings for both Nerd's Eye View blog Readers and advicers who have joined our Members Section.

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Weekend Reading For Financial Planners (March 29–30)

Nerd's Eye View

Also in industry news this week: A recent survey indicates that younger "DIY" investors are more likely to be interested in working with a human advisor than their older counterparts, suggesting an opportunity for advisors to tap into this demographic (perhaps by setting minimum planning fees that ensure these clients can be served profitably today (..)

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20 topics for your financial blog

Investment Writing

If you feel frustrated by coming up with topics for your financial blog, the journalist’s five Ws and one H can help. For help with this, read “ WHAT PROBLEM does this blog post solve for them? For help with this, read “ WHAT PROBLEM does this blog post solve for them? Who should inherit your wealth?

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Question #7 for 2025: How much will wages increase in 2025?

Calculated Risk

Earlier I posted some questions on my blog for next year: Ten Economic Questions for 2025. Some of these questions concern real estate (inventory, house prices, housing starts, new home sales), and I posted thoughts on those in the newsletter (others like GDP and employment will be on this blog).

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Personal finance links: closing out the year

Abnormal Returns

(podcasts.apple.com) Retirement How to find a new you in retirement. ofdollarsanddata.com) What's changing for retirement accounts in 2024. morningstar.com) Why it's so hard to stay retired when you retire early. theretirementmanifesto.com) 10 of the best personal financial blogs. cardrates.com)

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How Much Money You Need For Retirement

A Wealth of Common Sense

I have been tracking my annual expenses for the last few years and multiplying it by 25 as a ballpark figure of what I need to retire. Sorry if this is a dumb question, but yes, I have read this in a lot of blogs. Is this not a good way to estimate? If not, what do you suggest? I’m sure there are some people who follow the.

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Adviser links: forces you cannot control

Abnormal Returns

morningstar.com) Wealthy couples have some tax levers to pull in retirement. crr.bc.edu) Some highlights from the Nerd's Eye View blog in 2023. And more questions to ask when growing your practice. advisorperspectives.com) Do financial advisers recommend annuities to their clients? kitces.com)