The Most Important Investment Advice

My # 1 investment advice:

If you still have money left when you die, you have done something wrong.

Too much hedging can be boring.

Also consider advice # 2 and # 3.

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I am a lawyer in Germany, with a focus on international family law, migration and citizenship law, as well as constitutional law. My other interests include long walks, train rides, hitchhiking, history, and writing stories.
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9 Responses to The Most Important Investment Advice

  1. Elena's avatar Elena says:

    But if you die from nothing to eat becouse your money have gone, it’s OK?

    • Advice # 2 would be to always keep enough for a bit of food.
      Alternatively, this advice can be restricted to countries with a social safety net.

  2. Shawn Tham's avatar Shawn Tham says:

    i think leaving at least some money for your children is a social norm, not that it is an obligation. maybe mostly to asians only. i don’t know but it is pretty normal to do that in Singapore.

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  6. Kavita Joshi's avatar Kavita Joshi says:

    love this advice and totally agree although I am on the other end these days where I am spending all my salary by 10th of the month and then wait for the next one ;)

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