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While most advisors charge their clients a percentage of assets, Mayport works on a simple flat fee basis.

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Mayport believes that low-cost index fund portfolios are the best way to build wealth.

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At Mayport, the starting point and foundation for every relationship is an in-depth financial plan.

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Ten Favorites

One winter day in 2016, I jotted down a few comments about the market and emailed them to a group of clients. I received a few responses—some of them positive—so I did the same thing the following week and have continued that practice each week since. For better or worse, when it comes to investment [...]

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Not so gloomy

Is the stock market headed for a sea change? That’s the argument investor Howard Marks makes in his most recent memo. The sea change Marks is referring to: For forty years, interest rates in the United States declined steadily—from a peak of 20% in 1980, to 0% in 2020. The result, Marks argues, was [...]

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Exactly Wrong

Last week, I talked about Carveth Read, the English philosopher who’s famous for saying, “It is better to be vaguely right than exactly wrong.” This, in my view, is one of the most important ideas in personal finance. Last week, the focus was on the “vaguely right” side of the equation. But what [...]

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Roughly right

One of the most important ideas in personal finance comes not from a finance expert but from a twentieth century English philosopher named Carveth Read. “It is better to be vaguely right,” he wrote, “than exactly wrong.” Why is this idea important? It gets at the heart of why financial planning [...]

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