In this episode we answer emails from Cy, Lucas, and Rafa. We discuss a poem from a financial advisor, a quandary between two gambling problem leveraged portfolios and application of the Macro-allocation Principle, and what to do about a trust with an abbreviated distribution timeline.
Note, we forgot to include the second email from Lucas, but it was just yet another reference to the Cederburg paper that has already been beaten like a dead horse.
Links:
Father McKenna Center Donation Page: Donate - Father McKenna Center
Cederburg Paper redux (revised December 2024): Beyond the Status Quo: A Critical Assessment of Lifecycle Investment Advice by Aizhan Anarkulova, Scott Cederburg, Michael S. O'Doherty :: SSRN
Amusing Unedited AI-Bot Summary:
What happens when AI and financial advice collide in unexpected ways? Join me, Frank Vasquez, as I share an amusing tale of a birthday poem that might just have been crafted by a robot for my client, Randolph. We dive into the hilarious side of AI-generated content and how it intersects with personal finance, pondering the sincerity of such personalized gestures. Alongside these playful musings, we explore listener inquiries, prioritizing those supporting our cherished Father McKenna Center, and trace the ripples of AI's growing role in financial advisory services.
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