Episode
The Nobel Prize Winner Who Didn't Follow His Own Portfolio Strategy
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- How to Retire on Time
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- Aug 3, 2026
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- 2314
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Summary
The economist who won a Nobel Prize for inventing the 60/40 portfolio didn't actually put his own retirement money into it — here's what he did instead. The following is from Mike’s weekly webinar. Ready to build a retirement plan around your life, not a product? Get the free book, access to tools, and more👉 https://RetireOnTime.com/Free This is for educational purposes only and is not financial advice.