The general problems I’ve seen are the excessive aversion to debt and promotion of high cost actively managed funds. Now the first one is probably good advice for some, the second is just paying more for generally reduced diversification. That said, I’d have to dig back into his current advice to be up to date on it since I’ve generally been absorbing Boglehead propoganda.
The general problems I’ve seen are the excessive aversion to debt and promotion of high cost actively managed funds. Now the first one is probably good advice for some, the second is just paying more for generally reduced diversification. That said, I’d have to dig back into his current advice to be up to date on it since I’ve generally been absorbing Boglehead propoganda.