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| − | + | * The [[Fama and French Three-Factor Model]] is the academic foundation of the [http://www.morningstar.com/ Morningstar] Style Box. | |
| − | + | * Although bond funds are risky (they can lose value), they are [[Individual Bonds vs a Bond Fund | exactly as volatile]] as a rolling ladder of individual bonds with the same duration. | |
| + | * [[Tax Loss Harvesting]] can save you $750 a year by allowing you to deduct $3,000 of your capital losses against your regular income. | ||
| + | * The most typical Bogleheads bond allocation, according to the [[Bogleheads Investment Philosophy]], is to hold 50% nominal [[Bond Basics | bonds]] and 50% inflation-protected securities ([[TIPS]]). | ||
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Revision as of 16:06, 5 May 2009
Did you know?
- The Fama and French Three-Factor Model is the academic foundation of the Morningstar Style Box.
- Although bond funds are risky (they can lose value), they are exactly as volatile as a rolling ladder of individual bonds with the same duration.
- Tax Loss Harvesting can save you $750 a year by allowing you to deduct $3,000 of your capital losses against your regular income.
- The most typical Bogleheads bond allocation, according to the Bogleheads Investment Philosophy, is to hold 50% nominal bonds and 50% inflation-protected securities (TIPS).