Among all of our privileges, I think the ability to start a business is really remarkable. One reason is that anyone, regardless of their experience, intelligence, maturity or perseverance can just hang out a shingle and declare themselves “in business.” And all kinds of people do just that.
Many of us already know that the Social Security Administration (SSA) allows you to start receiving benefits as soon as you reach the age of 62. However, the most important question for anyone to consider is, “should you?”
Much financial news purports to be about the future but is really just an account of the past. As a result, many investors project what has already happened onto an imagined future. There’s another way of framing this problem.
One of Sensenig Capital’s strategic partners, Dimensional Fund Advisors (DFA), was recently featured in a Barron’s cover article highlighting the firm’s methodology and approach to building mutual funds that are based on rigorous academic research and years of practical application.
In a popular children’s story, the young hero pins all his hopes on finding one of a handful of “golden tickets” hidden among millions of candy bars. It seems many people approach investing the same way.
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