Young Investors

August 22, 2018

Five Financial Mistakes to Avoid in College

by Anne Bucciarelli

It’s an exciting time of the year for recent high school graduates who are heading off to college. It’s also an anxious time, as many young people branch out on their own for the first time and face decisions and responsibilities that are new and challenging. College, while exciting, often comes with its fair share of financial pitfalls.

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November 28, 2017

Why Are Millennials in Love with Real Estate?

by Elizabeth Sohmer

My good friend Ryan is lucky. His parents bought him a one-bedroom apartment in Boston’s once-gritty South End last year. He promptly quit his job and rented out his condo through Air BnB to support a year of travel.

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November 16, 2017

Should I Pay Down My Debt?

by Tara Thompson Popernik, Anne Bucciarelli

One of the most common questions we hear from people who have suddenly acquired wealth is, “Should I pay down my debt?” In our view, you should only pay down debt if the costs exceed the benefits.

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August 21, 2017

How Can I Possibly Plan at Age 30?

by Anne Bucciarelli

Planning can be daunting when you’re young and have a very long time horizon to consider. If you’re 30—or even 45—you can’t know how your spending needs and income will develop in the decades ahead, or how the capital markets will perform.

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June 21, 2017

Budget Yourself: The First Step in Personal Finance

by Heather George

Whether you’re a recent college graduate trying to understand how much you can afford to pay for rent, or a young professional with mounting credit card debt, learning to be financially responsible can be a challenge. But it isn’t rocket science. Here are a few pointers.

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July 29, 2016

Planning Amid Uncertainty

Do you ever wonder about your money? How much do you need? How much can you spend? There are no precise answers because there are too many possibilities, both in your life and the path of the markets. Bernstein's planning framework for younger investors incorporates this uncertainty, as well as an asset most younger investors don't realize they have.

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March 31, 2016

Serial Entrepreneurs: Cashing in and Starting Over

by Anne Bucciarelli, Ashley E. Velategui

Serial entrepreneurs often struggle to solve very complex financial problems. When they get a rich offer for their businesses, they typically want to upgrade their life styles, save for their own and their children’s futures, give money to charity—and fund their next ventures. Here’s how one hypothetical couple, drawn from client experience, put together their plan.

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March 08, 2016

Investing When You’re Young and Time’s on Your Side

by Anne Bucciarelli, Ashley E. Velategui

You’ve made a commitment to sock away money for your retirement. But how should you allocate the funds? Here are some trade-offs to consider.

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November 24, 2015

What’s Your Human Capital?

by Anne Bucciarelli

There’s a critical element to investment planning that younger investors—and their advisors—overlook: the investor’s human capital, or ability to work and save, creating financial capital. Understanding your own human capital is important to determining how much investment risk you can take, particularly if you are young.

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November 16, 2015

Sustaining a Foundation, Stepping Up as Fiduciaries

by Anne Bucciarelli, Ashley E. Velategui

Establishing a foundation can be a great way to pursue charitable objectives, but it often brings a host of fiduciary responsibilities that donors may feel ill-equipped to handle. In this hypothetical case study, a couple of entrepreneurs sought our advice on asset allocation.

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November 12, 2015

Making the Most of a 401(k) Account

by Anne Bucciarelli

Taking advantage of your employer’s retirement savings plan is one of the most powerful and effective tools available to investors planning for retirement. But be wary of “setting and forgetting” the amount you contribute each year: It may not be enough to meet your goals.

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November 03, 2015

October 27, 2015

Getting Married or Having a Baby? Don’t Forget…

by Anne Bucciarelli

If you’re in the whirlwind of planning for your wedding or the birth of a child (especially a first child) you may not feel up to dealing with financial matters. But don’t delay too long.

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