Yesterday, Oblivious Investor reached a new milestone: 10,000 total subscribers. This blog’s growth over time is overwhelmingly due to you folks sharing it with others. So, thank you!
Investing Articles
- REITs: A Word of Caution from Vanguard’s Joe Davis
- Systematic Withdrawals: A Good Retirement Option? from Steve Vernon
- Annuitizing Assets: Now or Later? from Wade Pfau
- A Call for Ethics in ETF Advertising from Rick Ferri
- 2012 Market “Shockers” Have Lessons for 2013 from Allan Roth
- How to Make the Most of Your 401(k) in 2013 from J.D. Roth
- Buying on Dip with 2013 IRA Contribution from The Finance Buff
- How Do Employers’ 401(k) Fund Selections Affect Performance? from the Center for Retirement Research at Boston College
Tax-Related Articles
- Traditional + Roth = Tax Diversification from Financial Ramblings
- Special 2012 Lookback Rules to Make a Qualified Charitable Distribution from an IRA in 2013 from Michael Kitces
Thanks for reading!
Hi. I'm Mike Piper, the author of this blog. I'm a CPA and the author of several personal finance books. The point of this blog is to show that investing doesn't have to be complicated. 
Congratulations on the milestone and thanks for sharing the link.
I finally got a Kindle about a week ago and now I’ve read 2.5 of your books in the last couple of days. Great stuff. You explain the issues about LLCs and corporations so well!
Thank you, Wade!
If you have any questions about the material in the books — or related topics — please ask.
I LOVE the Time-JD Roth article about 401(k) investing. Every worker with access to a 401(k) should read it!
Congratulations. You deserve it. I must say you are much younger (or at least younger looking) than I expected. :O)
Congrats on that milestone Mike.
I’m still dawdling along in your wake.
Congrats on your milestone!
Hope to continue reading your blog for a long time!
Thanks, everybody!
Congratulations and thank you for the great articles and books.
What a difference a few years can make, great milestone. congrats and thanks for the insightful articles and not to mention the weekly roundup articles from other bloggers that are very informative.
Great follow up questions from the readers as well.
this week I really appreciated the tax diversification from the financial rumblings site
“What a difference a few years can make.”
Indeed! And thanks for sticking around, SJ.