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I’ve been the family financial decision-maker for a quarter of a century. Handing the reins to somebody else has taught me a lot about my blind spots. on.wsj.com/4zfN3WY

on.wsj.comA Wall Street Journal personal-finance editor admits he needs an adviser for his own finances. Here is what he learned.I’ve been the family financial decision-maker for a quarter of a century. Handing the reins to somebody else has taught me a lot about my blind spots.

3/10/26, 2:02 pm0 reposts12 likes

The Deal Surgeon & Capital Commander

@thedealroom.bsky.social

Every household should have a second person who knows where the accounts, the debts and the credit reports are. That handoff is a lot easier on a calm Tuesday than in an emergency.

Sarcastically Fantastical

@shermachesterfield.bsky.social

Friday night our National Security team of utter dip shit gullible motherfucking morons Vance, Rubio, Hegseth, Witkoff, Ratcliffe & Gen. Caine met at Camp David to discuss what Putins Plans are for Iran & his Pedo Puppet Trumpy. Gee Whiz, I feel so safe now from WW3!

Poker Deck

@pokersizeddeck.bsky.social

Wait until you learn that most "financial advisors" and "wealth planners" just use basic investment software and have no special insight into much of anything, and that 99% of their actual job is acting as hand-holders for wealthy people as they endlessly worry about things like what new car to buy.