JL Collins: How to Beat Wall Street with a Boring Portfolio [GREATEST HITS WEEK]
JL Collins, the author of "The Simple Path to Wealth," achieved financial independence in 1989 with a surprisingly simple strategy: saving half his income and investing in index funds. In this episode, JL breaks down his ultra-simple investing approach. He argues that keeping things uncomplicated leads to better…
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