GDP, or Gross Domestic Product, is a measure of the size of the economy put out by the U.S. government entity Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA).
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Singled Out: Historical Performance of Individual Stocks
Single stocks have a wide range of returns. Only about a fifth of stocks survive and outperform the market over 20-year periods.
They delist at a high rate, even those that have been around for a long time and have outperformed the market for 20 years.
The chance of any single stock outperforming the market in the future is not meaningfully different when conditioning on its past performance.
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How to Fund a Trust & Advice on How to Implement and Maintain a Trust
As with many topics in the financial planning space - estate planning is often misunderstood and not managed well. Many attorneys are great about creating and getting paid for the initial legal work - but most are not willing to hold you accountable to fund, maintain and update the trust over time. Often the attorneys themselves have no business succession planning to make sure you’re taken care of if something happens to them. If those tasks are not done, or the attorney has no succession planning in place, the trust may not do what you wanted at the time it is most needed!