The January 2020 meeting will be January 12 rather than the third Sunday to avoid MLK Day.
Master thread for Washington DC Area Bogleheads
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Hi, I'd like to come to this meeting (it will be my first). Will the meeting center on a specific topic or is it more open-ended?
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Meetings are usually open-ended. Sometimes there is a presentation or guest speaker (announced ahead of time) so discussion will be centered on that topic.AliceColtrane wrote: ↑Wed Dec 18, 2019 11:04 amHi, I'd like to come to this meeting (it will be my first). Will the meeting center on a specific topic or is it more open-ended?
I’ve seen members suggest a topic ahead of time in this thread to prime the discussion.
Next meeting is Sunday January 12
The next meeting of DC Bogleheads will be this coming Sunday, January, 12 from 3:00-5:00 PM in the 2nd floor meeting room of the Arlington Central Library in Ballston located at 1015 N. Quincy Street, Arlington, VA 22201. We are meeting on the second Sunday rather than the usual third Sunday to avoid the MLK weekend.
Victoria Fineberg will be making a presentation on behavioral economics at the meeting. This should make for a lively discussion because I know many people are interested in this topic - particularly with regard to how these behavioral issues affect personal finance decision making.
The library is between the Virginia Square and Ballston stations on the Metro Orange Line. From Virginia Square, walk four blocks west (left, away from Washington) on Fairfax Drive, turn right on N. Quincy, and go one block to the library. From Ballston, walk three blocks east (right, towards Washington) on Fairfax Drive, turn left on N. Quincy, and go one block to the library. The library is on the east side of N. Quincy Street. The second floor meeting room is on the south side of the library, just to the left of the glass enclosed quiet reading room. The library has a free parking lot for patrons behind the building and free parking in a garage below the building.
BobK
Victoria Fineberg will be making a presentation on behavioral economics at the meeting. This should make for a lively discussion because I know many people are interested in this topic - particularly with regard to how these behavioral issues affect personal finance decision making.
The library is between the Virginia Square and Ballston stations on the Metro Orange Line. From Virginia Square, walk four blocks west (left, away from Washington) on Fairfax Drive, turn right on N. Quincy, and go one block to the library. From Ballston, walk three blocks east (right, towards Washington) on Fairfax Drive, turn left on N. Quincy, and go one block to the library. The library is on the east side of N. Quincy Street. The second floor meeting room is on the south side of the library, just to the left of the glass enclosed quiet reading room. The library has a free parking lot for patrons behind the building and free parking in a garage below the building.
BobK
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Re: Master thread for Washington DC Area Bogleheads
sleepysurf wrote the following on another BHs thread about the now crippled Yahoo Groups websites that have been used by many local Boglehead chapters, including DC Bogleheads.
Link to DCBogleheads at groups.io - https://groups.io/g/DCBogleheads
If you are already a member of DC Bogleheads you should now be a member at groups.io. To login at the groups.io DCBogleheads site, click on the "Log In If You Are Already A Member" green block and then supply the email address you use with DC Bogleheads and create a password. Then you are good to go.
Check out the files and messages sections. They will both be expanding in the near future.
BobK
DC Bogleheads has recently migrated from Yahoo Groups to groups.io.sleepysurf wrote: ↑Wed Dec 11, 2019 1:42 pm Verizon is essentially pulling the plug on Yahoo Groups. I suggest migrating your local BH group over to either Google Groups, or better yet (IMHO) https://groups.io/. The latter offers a FREE version, which is more than adequate for a BH chapter (unless you need more than 1 GB of file storage). However, the FREE version doesn't allow you to manually add email addresses, so you'd need to ask your chapter members to sign up again. Groups.io is basically a "super-charged" version of Yahoo Groups, with many more website features. The developer, Mark Fletcher, was actually the creator of eGroups, which was the forerunner of Yahoo Groups.
Link to DCBogleheads at groups.io - https://groups.io/g/DCBogleheads
If you are already a member of DC Bogleheads you should now be a member at groups.io. To login at the groups.io DCBogleheads site, click on the "Log In If You Are Already A Member" green block and then supply the email address you use with DC Bogleheads and create a password. Then you are good to go.
Check out the files and messages sections. They will both be expanding in the near future.
BobK
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The two main methods of dealing with financial risk are the matching of assets to goals & diversifying.
Re: Master thread for Washington DC Area Bogleheads
The next meeting of DC Bogleheads will be tomorrow (Sunday, January, 12) from 3:00-5:00 PM in the 2nd floor meeting room of the Arlington Central Library in Ballston located at 1015 N. Quincy Street, Arlington, VA 22201. Directions to the library are upthread.
Victoria Fineberg will be making a presentation on behavioral economics at the meeting. This should make for a lively discussion because I know many people are interested in this topic - particularly with regard to how these behavioral issues affect personal finance decision making.
I imagine that some attendees will be going to dinner nearby at one of the several restaurants in the area.
As an aside, has anyone had any problems dealing with our move from Yahoo Groups to groups.io this week? From my POV groups.io seems, at least up to now, to have better and expanded functionality than Yahoo Groups.
BobK
Victoria Fineberg will be making a presentation on behavioral economics at the meeting. This should make for a lively discussion because I know many people are interested in this topic - particularly with regard to how these behavioral issues affect personal finance decision making.
I imagine that some attendees will be going to dinner nearby at one of the several restaurants in the area.
As an aside, has anyone had any problems dealing with our move from Yahoo Groups to groups.io this week? From my POV groups.io seems, at least up to now, to have better and expanded functionality than Yahoo Groups.
BobK
In finance risk is defined as uncertainty that is consequential (nontrivial). |
The two main methods of dealing with financial risk are the matching of assets to goals & diversifying.
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I thought Victoria's presentation on behavorial economics at the Bogleheads chapter meeting today went well. Thanks, Victoria!
If there is interest in our chapter in the personal finance of Obamacare (mechanics of picking a plan, how a spouse or children change things, figuring tax credits, factoring in self-employment or retirement income, helpful charts/graphs, etc.), I would be happy to give a presentation on that at a future meeting in Arlington.
If there is interest in our chapter in the personal finance of Obamacare (mechanics of picking a plan, how a spouse or children change things, figuring tax credits, factoring in self-employment or retirement income, helpful charts/graphs, etc.), I would be happy to give a presentation on that at a future meeting in Arlington.
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The next meeting of the DC Bogleheads will be from 2:30-4:30 on Sunday, March 15, 2020, in meeting room #2 at the Silver Spring Library, 900 Wayne Ave, Silver Spring, MD. (The meeting room closes at 4:30 and the library closes at 5:00.)
The location is a short walk from the Silver Spring station on the Metro Red Line. Take the "South side Colesville Road" exit from the Metro station, turn right, then right on Wayne Avenue (walking around the bus depot), and go five blocks to Fenton Street; the library is on the right. Parking garages in downtown Silver Spring are free on Sundays. The closest garage is at Wayne and Fenton, diagonally across from the library.
We do not have a specific topic for this meeting.
The location is a short walk from the Silver Spring station on the Metro Red Line. Take the "South side Colesville Road" exit from the Metro station, turn right, then right on Wayne Avenue (walking around the bus depot), and go five blocks to Fenton Street; the library is on the right. Parking garages in downtown Silver Spring are free on Sundays. The closest garage is at Wayne and Fenton, diagonally across from the library.
We do not have a specific topic for this meeting.
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Here is an announcement by the Montgomery County, https://www.mymcmedia.org/montgomery-co ... se-monday/ :
Victoria
Added later: After I posted this message, Grabiner sent an email that the meeting is still on, unless the situation changes between now and then.
On March 15th the Silver Spring library should still be open, but I am thinking about the need for social distancing.Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich announced at a coronavirus press conference Thursday that starting March 16 all libraries, recreation centers, aquatic facilities, and park and planning facilities will be closed.
Victoria
Added later: After I posted this message, Grabiner sent an email that the meeting is still on, unless the situation changes between now and then.
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My wife has a compromised immune system, so I won't be attending Sunday's meeting.
Best,
BobK
Best,
BobK
In finance risk is defined as uncertainty that is consequential (nontrivial). |
The two main methods of dealing with financial risk are the matching of assets to goals & diversifying.
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Seems socially irresponsible to still have this meeting.
Sorry. Not sorry.
YMMV
Sorry. Not sorry.
YMMV
Closer to 50 than 40
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Hi! New Boglehead here! I was wondering if there was going to be a digital online (zoom?) meeting for November? I'm new to the community and am looking forward to learning from you all.
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I would be interested in an online meeting.
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I would also be interested in a video mtg.
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I would be interested in some Zoom meetings, too, if someone would set it up.
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Would be interested in online meeting as well!
Next meeting September 18 in Arlington
Our next meeting will be this coming Sunday, September 18, from 3-5 in the Bluemont Room (second floor meeting room) of the main Arlington County library in Ballston. We do not have a specific topic for this meeting.
The library has a free parking lot for patrons behind the building and free parking in a garage below the building. The lot is often full on Sundays; the garage is never full.
The library is between the Virginia Square and Ballston stations on the Metro Orange Line. From Virginia Square, walk four blocks west (left, away from Washington) on Fairfax Drive, turn right on N. Quincy, and go one block to the library. From Ballston, walk three blocks east (right, towards Washington) on Fairfax Drive, turn left on N. Quincy, and go one block to the library. The library is on the east side of N. Quincy Street.
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The library has a free parking lot for patrons behind the building and free parking in a garage below the building. The lot is often full on Sundays; the garage is never full.
The library is between the Virginia Square and Ballston stations on the Metro Orange Line. From Virginia Square, walk four blocks west (left, away from Washington) on Fairfax Drive, turn right on N. Quincy, and go one block to the library. From Ballston, walk three blocks east (right, towards Washington) on Fairfax Drive, turn left on N. Quincy, and go one block to the library. The library is on the east side of N. Quincy Street.
(edited to correct meeting room location)
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There is a modest contingent of mostly long-time investors who attend meetings in that same venue on a sporadic basis. In a fluke, there is a meeting they are scheduled to have the previous day, so some of them may be able to attend this meeting as well. I will notify them of the possibility of coming to this one as well.
I always appreciate insights about investing, so a twofer on that weekend is a special treat for me!
I always appreciate insights about investing, so a twofer on that weekend is a special treat for me!
Next meeting November 20 in Arlington
Our next meeting will be Sunday, November 20, from 3-5 in the Bluemont Room (second floor meeting room) of the main Arlington County library in Ballston located at 1015 N. Quincy Street, Arlington, VA 22201. Directions to the library are upthread.
Those DC Bogleheads who attended the national meeting in October will be sharing our experiences.
The library has a free parking lot for patrons behind the building and free parking in a garage below the building. The lot is often full on Sunday. The garage is never full but closes at 5:00, so you may have to move your car if you want to stay around after the meeting.
The library is between the Virginia Square and Ballston stations on the Metro Orange/Silver Line. From Virginia Square, walk four blocks west (left, away from Washington) on Fairfax Drive, turn right on N. Quincy, and go one block to the library. From Ballston, walk three blocks east (right, towards Washington) on Fairfax Drive, turn left on N. Quincy, and go one block to the library. The library is on the east side of N. Quincy Street.
Those DC Bogleheads who attended the national meeting in October will be sharing our experiences.
The library has a free parking lot for patrons behind the building and free parking in a garage below the building. The lot is often full on Sunday. The garage is never full but closes at 5:00, so you may have to move your car if you want to stay around after the meeting.
The library is between the Virginia Square and Ballston stations on the Metro Orange/Silver Line. From Virginia Square, walk four blocks west (left, away from Washington) on Fairfax Drive, turn right on N. Quincy, and go one block to the library. From Ballston, walk three blocks east (right, towards Washington) on Fairfax Drive, turn left on N. Quincy, and go one block to the library. The library is on the east side of N. Quincy Street.
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Hello David (and all),
It was good meeting you in Chicago. I am just confirming that there is a meeting tomorrow, 11/20, in Arlington. If so, I will plan to attend.
Thank you.
It was good meeting you in Chicago. I am just confirming that there is a meeting tomorrow, 11/20, in Arlington. If so, I will plan to attend.
Thank you.
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Unfortunately, I won't be able to make it to the meeting. I was looking forward to sharing my experiences from the conference, but have a scheduling conflict. Overall I had a great time at the conference and met a lot great people, as well as getting to catch up with grabiner.
Hope to see you all next time, have a nice turkey day everyone.
Hope to see you all next time, have a nice turkey day everyone.
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Is a Washington DC Area Bogleheads meeting in person (or online) being planned for January 2023? If yes, I would like to put it on my calendar ASAP so I can plan to come! It's been toooo long! Would love to see everyone again! Thanks!
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Our next meeting will be Sunday, January 15, from 3-5 in the Bluemont Room (second floor meeting room) of the main Arlington County library in Ballston located at 1015 N. Quincy Street, Arlington, VA 22201.
The library has a free parking lot for patrons behind the building and free parking in a garage below the building. The lot is often full on Sunday. The garage is never full but closes at 5:00, so you may have to move your car if you want to stay around after the meeting.
The library is between the Virginia Square and Ballston stations on the Metro Orange/Silver Line. From Virginia Square, walk four blocks west (left, away from Washington) on Fairfax Drive, turn right on N. Quincy, and go one block to the library. From Ballston, walk three blocks east (right, towards Washington) on Fairfax Drive, turn left on N. Quincy, and go one block to the library. The library is on the east side of N. Quincy Street.
The library has a free parking lot for patrons behind the building and free parking in a garage below the building. The lot is often full on Sunday. The garage is never full but closes at 5:00, so you may have to move your car if you want to stay around after the meeting.
The library is between the Virginia Square and Ballston stations on the Metro Orange/Silver Line. From Virginia Square, walk four blocks west (left, away from Washington) on Fairfax Drive, turn right on N. Quincy, and go one block to the library. From Ballston, walk three blocks east (right, towards Washington) on Fairfax Drive, turn left on N. Quincy, and go one block to the library. The library is on the east side of N. Quincy Street.
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Our next meeting will be Sunday, March 19, from 3-5 in the Bluemont Room (second floor meeting room) of the main Arlington County library in Ballston located at 1015 N. Quincy Street, Arlington, VA 22201.
The library has a free parking lot for patrons behind the building and free parking in a garage below the building. The lot is often full on Sunday. The garage is never full but closes at 5:00, so you may have to move your car if you want to stay around after the meeting.
The library is between the Virginia Square and Ballston stations on the Metro Orange/Silver Line. From Virginia Square, walk four blocks west (left, away from Washington) on Fairfax Drive, turn right on N. Quincy, and go one block to the library. From Ballston, walk three blocks east (right, towards Washington) on Fairfax Drive, turn left on N. Quincy, and go one block to the library. The library is on the east side of N. Quincy Street.
The library has a free parking lot for patrons behind the building and free parking in a garage below the building. The lot is often full on Sunday. The garage is never full but closes at 5:00, so you may have to move your car if you want to stay around after the meeting.
The library is between the Virginia Square and Ballston stations on the Metro Orange/Silver Line. From Virginia Square, walk four blocks west (left, away from Washington) on Fairfax Drive, turn right on N. Quincy, and go one block to the library. From Ballston, walk three blocks east (right, towards Washington) on Fairfax Drive, turn left on N. Quincy, and go one block to the library. The library is on the east side of N. Quincy Street.
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Currently visiting the area and spending a few months caring for elderly relative who lives near this library. Looking forward to attending on the 19th!
Next meeting May 21 in Silver Spring
The next meeting of the DC Bogleheads will be from 4:00-5:30 (note unusual time) on Sunday, May 21, 2023 in meeting room #2 at the Brigadier General Charles E. McGee Library, 900 Wayne Ave, Silver Spring, MD. This is the same library we have used in the past, but it has been renamed.
The location is a short walk from the Silver Spring station on the Metro Red Line. Take the "South side Colesville Road" exit from the Metro station, turn right, then right on Wayne Avenue (walking around the bus depot), and go five blocks to Fenton Street; the library is on the right. Parking garages in downtown Silver Spring are free on Sundays. The closest garage is at Wayne and Fenton, diagonally across from the library.
We do not have a specific topic for this meeting.
The location is a short walk from the Silver Spring station on the Metro Red Line. Take the "South side Colesville Road" exit from the Metro station, turn right, then right on Wayne Avenue (walking around the bus depot), and go five blocks to Fenton Street; the library is on the right. Parking garages in downtown Silver Spring are free on Sundays. The closest garage is at Wayne and Fenton, diagonally across from the library.
We do not have a specific topic for this meeting.
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Thanks to David and everyone for welcoming me into the group. See ya next time.
Kevin
Kevin
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Our next meeting will be Sunday, July 16, from 3-5 in the Bluemont Room (second floor meeting room) of the main Arlington County library in Ballston located at 1015 N. Quincy Street, Arlington, VA 22201.
The library has a free parking lot for patrons behind the building and free parking in a garage below the building. The lot is often full on Sunday. The garage is never full but closes at 5:00, so you may have to move your car if you want to stay around after the meeting.
The library is between the Virginia Square and Ballston stations on the Metro Orange/Silver Line. From Virginia Square, walk four blocks west (left, away from Washington) on Fairfax Drive, turn right on N. Quincy, and go one block to the library. From Ballston, walk three blocks east (right, towards Washington) on Fairfax Drive, turn left on N. Quincy, and go one block to the library. The library is on the east side of N. Quincy Street.
The library has a free parking lot for patrons behind the building and free parking in a garage below the building. The lot is often full on Sunday. The garage is never full but closes at 5:00, so you may have to move your car if you want to stay around after the meeting.
The library is between the Virginia Square and Ballston stations on the Metro Orange/Silver Line. From Virginia Square, walk four blocks west (left, away from Washington) on Fairfax Drive, turn right on N. Quincy, and go one block to the library. From Ballston, walk three blocks east (right, towards Washington) on Fairfax Drive, turn left on N. Quincy, and go one block to the library. The library is on the east side of N. Quincy Street.
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Our next meeting will be this coming Sunday, July 16, from 3-5 in the Bluemont Room (second floor meeting room) of the main Arlington County library in Ballston located at 1015 N. Quincy Street, Arlington, VA. The room is on the south side of the library. The meeting will begin with a presentation on the value of the Social Security and Medicare programs.
The library has a free parking lot for patrons behind the building and free parking in a garage below the building. The lot is often full on Sunday. The garage is never full but closes at 5:00, so you may have to move your car if you want to stay around after the meeting.
There is a third option for free parking near the library. The library is on the southwest corner of the block on N. Quincy Street. If you drive north on Quincy to the northwest corner of the block there is a high school baseball field and next to the field is a gravel parking lot with free parking on weekends. Unless there is a high school baseball game on Sunday afternoon (unlikely) this is a spot with lots of free parking places about 300 feet from the library.
BobK
The library has a free parking lot for patrons behind the building and free parking in a garage below the building. The lot is often full on Sunday. The garage is never full but closes at 5:00, so you may have to move your car if you want to stay around after the meeting.
There is a third option for free parking near the library. The library is on the southwest corner of the block on N. Quincy Street. If you drive north on Quincy to the northwest corner of the block there is a high school baseball field and next to the field is a gravel parking lot with free parking on weekends. Unless there is a high school baseball game on Sunday afternoon (unlikely) this is a spot with lots of free parking places about 300 feet from the library.
BobK
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Re: Master thread for Washington DC Area Bogleheads
The next meeting of the DC Bogleheads will be from 3:00-5:00 on Sunday, September 10, 2023 (date moved because September 17 is Rosh Hashanah) in meeting room #1 at the Brigadier General Charles E. McGee Library, 900 Wayne Ave, Silver Spring, MD. This is the same library we have used in the past, but it has been renamed.
The location is a short walk from the Silver Spring station on the Metro Red Line. Take the "South side Colesville Road" exit from the Metro station, turn right, then right on Wayne Avenue (walking around the bus depot), and go five blocks to Fenton Street; the library is on the right. Parking garages in downtown Silver Spring are free on Sundays. The closest garage is at Wayne and Fenton, diagonally across from the library.
We do not have a specific topic for this meeting.
The location is a short walk from the Silver Spring station on the Metro Red Line. Take the "South side Colesville Road" exit from the Metro station, turn right, then right on Wayne Avenue (walking around the bus depot), and go five blocks to Fenton Street; the library is on the right. Parking garages in downtown Silver Spring are free on Sundays. The closest garage is at Wayne and Fenton, diagonally across from the library.
We do not have a specific topic for this meeting.
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Hello DC Bogleheads,
Is there a local organizing committee for the 2023 Bogleheads Conference?
I live a mile from the meeting venue and would be happy to help in some of the local efforts.
If so, please feel free to message me.
Calman
Is there a local organizing committee for the 2023 Bogleheads Conference?
I live a mile from the meeting venue and would be happy to help in some of the local efforts.
If so, please feel free to message me.
Calman
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The organizing is already arranged, but volunteers are welcome; please contact Christine Benz at cbenz@bogle.center if you are interested in volunteering to help.
In addition, since you are local to the area, you are likely to be of informal help for people who are looking for places to go out to eat or other activities within walking distance.
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Our next meeting will be Sunday, November 19, from 3-5 in the Bluemont Room (second floor meeting room) of the main Arlington County library in Ballston located at 1015 N. Quincy Street, Arlington, VA 22201.
The library has a free parking lot for patrons behind the building and free parking in a garage below the building. The lot is often full on Sunday. The garage is never full but closes at 5:00, so you may have to move your car if you want to stay around after the meeting.
The library is between the Virginia Square and Ballston stations on the Metro Orange/Silver Line. From Virginia Square, walk four blocks west (left, away from Washington) on Fairfax Drive, turn right on N. Quincy, and go one block to the library. From Ballston, walk three blocks east (right, towards Washington) on Fairfax Drive, turn left on N. Quincy, and go one block to the library. The library is on the east side of N. Quincy Street.
The library has a free parking lot for patrons behind the building and free parking in a garage below the building. The lot is often full on Sunday. The garage is never full but closes at 5:00, so you may have to move your car if you want to stay around after the meeting.
The library is between the Virginia Square and Ballston stations on the Metro Orange/Silver Line. From Virginia Square, walk four blocks west (left, away from Washington) on Fairfax Drive, turn right on N. Quincy, and go one block to the library. From Ballston, walk three blocks east (right, towards Washington) on Fairfax Drive, turn left on N. Quincy, and go one block to the library. The library is on the east side of N. Quincy Street.
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How can I stay up to date on the chapter meetings without having to use Facebook or IG?
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I am new to the area and would also love to receive updates on meetings. Is this thread the best way to get up-to-date info?
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DessertEnjoyer2 wrote: ↑Wed Dec 20, 2023 9:52 pm I am new to the area and would also love to receive updates on meetings. Is this thread the best way to get up-to-date info?
One way is to subscribe to this topic. Then whenever there is a new post you will get an email notification.GengarGrowth wrote: ↑Wed Dec 20, 2023 8:09 pm How can I stay up to date on the chapter meetings without having to use Facebook or IG?
To subscribe click the Tools menu at the bottom of the page (Wrench icon) and select Subscribe.
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Our next meeting will be Sunday, January 21, from 3-5 in the Bluemont Room (second floor meeting room) of the main Arlington County library in Ballston located at 1015 N. Quincy Street, Arlington, VA 22201.
The library has a free parking lot for patrons behind the building and free parking in a garage below the building. The lot is often full on Sunday. The garage is never full but closes at 5:00, so you may have to move your car if you want to stay around after the meeting.
The library is between the Virginia Square and Ballston stations on the Metro Orange/Silver Line. From Virginia Square, walk four blocks west (left, away from Washington) on Fairfax Drive, turn right on N. Quincy, and go one block to the library. From Ballston, walk three blocks east (right, towards Washington) on Fairfax Drive, turn left on N. Quincy, and go one block to the library. The library is on the east side of N. Quincy Street.
The library has a free parking lot for patrons behind the building and free parking in a garage below the building. The lot is often full on Sunday. The garage is never full but closes at 5:00, so you may have to move your car if you want to stay around after the meeting.
The library is between the Virginia Square and Ballston stations on the Metro Orange/Silver Line. From Virginia Square, walk four blocks west (left, away from Washington) on Fairfax Drive, turn right on N. Quincy, and go one block to the library. From Ballston, walk three blocks east (right, towards Washington) on Fairfax Drive, turn left on N. Quincy, and go one block to the library. The library is on the east side of N. Quincy Street.
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Our next meeting will be Sunday, March 17, from 3-5 in the Bluemont Room (second floor meeting room) of the main Arlington County library in Ballston located at 1015 N. Quincy Street, Arlington, VA 22201.
The library has a free parking lot for patrons behind the building and free parking in a garage below the building. The lot is often full on Sunday. The garage is never full but closes at 5:00, so you may have to move your car if you want to stay around after the meeting.
The library is between the Virginia Square and Ballston stations on the Metro Orange/Silver Line. From Virginia Square, walk four blocks west (left, away from Washington) on Fairfax Drive, turn right on N. Quincy, and go one block to the library. From Ballston, walk three blocks east (right, towards Washington) on Fairfax Drive, turn left on N. Quincy, and go one block to the library. The library is on the east side of N. Quincy Street.
The library has a free parking lot for patrons behind the building and free parking in a garage below the building. The lot is often full on Sunday. The garage is never full but closes at 5:00, so you may have to move your car if you want to stay around after the meeting.
The library is between the Virginia Square and Ballston stations on the Metro Orange/Silver Line. From Virginia Square, walk four blocks west (left, away from Washington) on Fairfax Drive, turn right on N. Quincy, and go one block to the library. From Ballston, walk three blocks east (right, towards Washington) on Fairfax Drive, turn left on N. Quincy, and go one block to the library. The library is on the east side of N. Quincy Street.
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Re: Master thread for Washington DC Area Bogleheads
I’m thinking of attending. What do the meetings look like? Thank you.
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The next meeting of the DC Bogleheads will be from 3:00-5:00 on Sunday, May 19, 2024, in meeting room #1 at the Brigadier General Charles E. McGee Library, 900 Wayne Ave, Silver Spring, MD. This is the same library we have used in the past, but it has been renamed.
The location is a short walk from the Silver Spring station on the Metro Red Line. Take the "South side Colesville Road" exit from the Metro station, turn right, then right on Wayne Avenue (walking around the bus depot), and go five blocks to Fenton Street; the library is on the right. Parking garages in downtown Silver Spring are free on Sundays. The closest garage is at Wayne and Fenton, diagonally across from the library.
We do not have a specific topic for this meeting.
The location is a short walk from the Silver Spring station on the Metro Red Line. Take the "South side Colesville Road" exit from the Metro station, turn right, then right on Wayne Avenue (walking around the bus depot), and go five blocks to Fenton Street; the library is on the right. Parking garages in downtown Silver Spring are free on Sundays. The closest garage is at Wayne and Fenton, diagonally across from the library.
We do not have a specific topic for this meeting.
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Re: Master thread for Washington DC Area Bogleheads
Hello grabiner: I’m thinking of attending. What do the meetings look like? Thanks so much for your help.grabiner wrote: ↑Wed Mar 27, 2024 12:24 pm The next meeting of the DC Bogleheads will be from 3:00-5:00 on Sunday, May 19, 2024, in meeting room #1 at the Brigadier General Charles E. McGee Library, 900 Wayne Ave, Silver Spring, MD. This is the same library we have used in the past, but it has been renamed.
The location is a short walk from the Silver Spring station on the Metro Red Line. Take the "South side Colesville Road" exit from the Metro station, turn right, then right on Wayne Avenue (walking around the bus depot), and go five blocks to Fenton Street; the library is on the right. Parking garages in downtown Silver Spring are free on Sundays. The closest garage is at Wayne and Fenton, diagonally across from the library.
We do not have a specific topic for this meeting.
Re: Master thread for Washington DC Area Bogleheads
Same.Hello grabiner: I’m thinking of attending. What do the meetings look like? Thanks so much for your help.
Is there typically an agenda?
Thanks
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I'm wondering when the next meeting might be. I would like to attend!
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Our next meeting will be Sunday, July 21, from 3-5 in the Bluemont Room (second floor meeting room) of the main Arlington County library in Ballston located at 1015 N. Quincy Street, Arlington, VA 22201.
The library has a free parking lot for patrons behind the building and free parking in a garage below the building. The lot is often full on Sunday. The garage is never full but closes at 5:00, so you may have to move your car if you want to stay around after the meeting.
The library is between the Virginia Square and Ballston stations on the Metro Orange/Silver Line. From Virginia Square, walk four blocks west (left, away from Washington) on Fairfax Drive, turn right on N. Quincy, and go one block to the library. From Ballston, walk three blocks east (right, towards Washington) on Fairfax Drive, turn left on N. Quincy, and go one block to the library. The library is on the east side of N. Quincy Street.
The library has a free parking lot for patrons behind the building and free parking in a garage below the building. The lot is often full on Sunday. The garage is never full but closes at 5:00, so you may have to move your car if you want to stay around after the meeting.
The library is between the Virginia Square and Ballston stations on the Metro Orange/Silver Line. From Virginia Square, walk four blocks west (left, away from Washington) on Fairfax Drive, turn right on N. Quincy, and go one block to the library. From Ballston, walk three blocks east (right, towards Washington) on Fairfax Drive, turn left on N. Quincy, and go one block to the library. The library is on the east side of N. Quincy Street.
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Is the DC Bogleheads meeting on7/21??? Send topic info
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I believe an email went out about the DC Bogleheads meeting at the Arlington Library from 3 - 5 on Sunday 7/21. No update on the topic has been sent.
I believe an email went out about the DC Bogleheads meeting at the Arlington Library from 3 - 5 on Sunday 7/21. No update on the topic has been sent.
From Jack Brennan's "Straight Talk on Investing", page 23 "Living below your means is the ultimate financial strategy"
Re: Is the DC Bogleheads meeting on7/21??? Send topic info
At tomorrow's meeting there will be a short presentation on understanding economic data relating to economic growth, employment growth and the unemployment rate, and measures of inflation. The rest of the meeting will be open discussion.
BobK
BobK
In finance risk is defined as uncertainty that is consequential (nontrivial). |
The two main methods of dealing with financial risk are the matching of assets to goals & diversifying.
Re: Master thread for Washington DC Area Bogleheads
Tomorrow's meeting (Sunday July 21) will be from 3-5 in the Bluemont Room, second floor meeting room, of the main Arlington County library in Ballston located at 1015 N. Quincy Street, Arlington, VA. The room is on the south side of the library. There will be a short presentation on understanding economic data relating to economic growth, employment growth and the unemployment rate, and measures of inflation. The rest of the meeting will be open discussion.
The library has a free parking lot for patrons behind the building and free parking in a garage below the building. The lot is often full on Sunday. The garage is never full but closes at 5:00, so you may have to move your car if you want to stay around after the meeting.
There is a third option for free parking near the library. The library is on the southwest corner of the block on N. Quincy Street. If you drive north on Quincy to the northwest corner of the block there is a high school baseball field and next to the field is a gravel parking lot with free parking on weekends. Unless there is a high school baseball game on Sunday afternoon (unlikely) this is a spot with lots of free parking places about 300 feet from the library.
BobK
The library has a free parking lot for patrons behind the building and free parking in a garage below the building. The lot is often full on Sunday. The garage is never full but closes at 5:00, so you may have to move your car if you want to stay around after the meeting.
There is a third option for free parking near the library. The library is on the southwest corner of the block on N. Quincy Street. If you drive north on Quincy to the northwest corner of the block there is a high school baseball field and next to the field is a gravel parking lot with free parking on weekends. Unless there is a high school baseball game on Sunday afternoon (unlikely) this is a spot with lots of free parking places about 300 feet from the library.
BobK
In finance risk is defined as uncertainty that is consequential (nontrivial). |
The two main methods of dealing with financial risk are the matching of assets to goals & diversifying.
9/15 meeting: usual date, non-standard time
Our next meeting will be Sunday, September 15, from 1-3 in the Bluemont Room (second floor meeting room) of the main Arlington County library in Ballston located at 1015 N. Quincy Street, Arlington, VA 22201. I plan to give a short presentation on High Deductible Health Plans and Health Savings Accounts; the rest of the meeting will be open discussion.
The library has a free parking lot for patrons behind the building and free parking in a garage below the building. The lot is often full on Sunday. The garage is never full.
The library is between the Virginia Square and Ballston stations on the Metro Orange/Silver Line. From Virginia Square, walk four blocks west (left, away from Washington) on Fairfax Drive, turn right on N. Quincy, and go one block to the library. From Ballston, walk three blocks east (right, towards Washington) on Fairfax Drive, turn left on N. Quincy, and go one block to the library. The library is on the east side of N. Quincy Street.
The library has a free parking lot for patrons behind the building and free parking in a garage below the building. The lot is often full on Sunday. The garage is never full.
The library is between the Virginia Square and Ballston stations on the Metro Orange/Silver Line. From Virginia Square, walk four blocks west (left, away from Washington) on Fairfax Drive, turn right on N. Quincy, and go one block to the library. From Ballston, walk three blocks east (right, towards Washington) on Fairfax Drive, turn left on N. Quincy, and go one block to the library. The library is on the east side of N. Quincy Street.
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Great presentation and meeting yesterday, David! Can you please share the powerpoint slide deck from the meeting? Thanks!
Re: Master thread for Washington DC Area Bogleheads
Our next meeting will be Sunday, November 17, from 1-3 in the Bluemont Room (second floor meeting room) of the main Arlington County library in Ballston located at 1015 N. Quincy Street, Arlington, VA 22201. There will be a discussion of topics from the national meeting in Minneapolis.
The library has a free parking lot for patrons behind the building and free parking in a garage below the building. The lot is often full on Sunday. The garage is never full.
The library is between the Virginia Square and Ballston stations on the Metro Orange/Silver Line. From Virginia Square, walk four blocks west (left, away from Washington) on Fairfax Drive, turn right on N. Quincy, and go one block to the library. From Ballston, walk three blocks east (right, towards Washington) on Fairfax Drive, turn left on N. Quincy, and go one block to the library. The library is on the east side of N. Quincy Street.
The library has a free parking lot for patrons behind the building and free parking in a garage below the building. The lot is often full on Sunday. The garage is never full.
The library is between the Virginia Square and Ballston stations on the Metro Orange/Silver Line. From Virginia Square, walk four blocks west (left, away from Washington) on Fairfax Drive, turn right on N. Quincy, and go one block to the library. From Ballston, walk three blocks east (right, towards Washington) on Fairfax Drive, turn left on N. Quincy, and go one block to the library. The library is on the east side of N. Quincy Street.