The 5-account cash map that stops accidental overspending
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This principle applies in banking, investing, and day-to-day money management. This principle applies in banking, investing, and day-to-day money management. This principle applies in banking, investing, and day-to-day money management. This principle applies in banking, investing, and day-to-day money management.
Quick checklist
- Define the goal and time horizon.
- Estimate after-fee, after-tax returns realistically.
- Pick simple rules you can automate.
- Schedule periodic reviews, not constant monitoring.
- Document decisions so future-you knows why.
Key definitions
Drawdown: A peak-to-trough decline. Plan for it ahead of time.
Tracking difference: The gap between an index and a fund that follows it.
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