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Very few money managers consistently out-perform an S&P 500 index fund after all their fees and charges are deducted. Especially if the stock index fund is balanced with a bond index fund.
About 20 years before this strip was originally published, my wife and I got T-bills and, in 6 months, got $1000 in interest for each one. Of course interest rates were pretty high back then; we needed a bridge loan (for less than a month) to help buy a house and the rate was north of 15%!
Back in the mid 80s our downtown’s most infamous bag lady was always catching heII for how she looked and carried on. When she passed years later, turns out she was one of the wealthiest citizens in town and had significant property holdings.
It’s been noted here before, but here we clearly see that before it was fashionable Joanie got her ears pierced at the top instead of down at the lobe.
BE THIS GUY almost 2 years ago
Alice, municipal bonds are triple tax free.
salakfarm Premium Member almost 2 years ago
For those with recent inheritances, I quote from “White Rabbit” by the Jefferson Airplane: Go ask Alice.
eced52 almost 2 years ago
No T-bills, get Crypto and invest into chips and AI.
GabryelFrost almost 2 years ago
Poor does not mean stupid.
snsurone76 almost 2 years ago
Whatever you do, Alice—just don’t let your useless BF near it!!
Serial Pedant almost 2 years ago
Forget all that: Head for Vegas-or start buying some Trump tokens. There’s plenty left over.
txmystic almost 2 years ago
Put it all into Metaverse real estate!
rossevrymn almost 2 years ago
Based on my stock picks, I’m thinking I should have followed Lacey’s moves.
RonaldByrd almost 2 years ago
Inasmuch AFAIK Alice remains homeless to this day, she must have ultimately donated the money to someone else. I guess.
notjimothy almost 2 years ago
Look for AI to go the way of crypto.
Robert Wilson Premium Member almost 2 years ago
Very few money managers consistently out-perform an S&P 500 index fund after all their fees and charges are deducted. Especially if the stock index fund is balanced with a bond index fund.
vaughnrl2003 Premium Member almost 2 years ago
Huh. Who knew? Apparently, just because you’re poor doesn’t mean you’re ignorant. It takes money to make money.
JR0602 almost 2 years ago
About 20 years before this strip was originally published, my wife and I got T-bills and, in 6 months, got $1000 in interest for each one. Of course interest rates were pretty high back then; we needed a bridge loan (for less than a month) to help buy a house and the rate was north of 15%!
epaphus8 almost 2 years ago
Alice’s plan sounds better than my 401-K. Is she taking new clients?
198.23.5.11 almost 2 years ago
Isn’t there a 50% inheritance TAX?
wELL,MAYBE THEMONEY WENT TO BUILD HOMELESS SHELTERS.
GaryCooper almost 2 years ago
Maybe Lacey knew what she was going when she left the money to “Pearl.”
gregcomn almost 2 years ago
Corn chips or potato chips?
David_J Premium Member almost 2 years ago
Back in the mid 80s our downtown’s most infamous bag lady was always catching heII for how she looked and carried on. When she passed years later, turns out she was one of the wealthiest citizens in town and had significant property holdings.
NWdryad almost 2 years ago
Never underestimate Alice.
kimodb Premium Member almost 2 years ago
The black shadow in panel 2 is a man with a top hat doing a flip.
edonline almost 2 years ago
Living on the streets of DC, Alice probably overheard, picked up a few things from the people at Treasury while they were on their breaks.
JH&Cats almost 2 years ago
It’s been noted here before, but here we clearly see that before it was fashionable Joanie got her ears pierced at the top instead of down at the lobe.
tcviii Premium Member over 1 year ago
Alice actually has a sensible plan.