In this week’s edition of Tom’s mailbag, readers ask about Japan’s debt… “Income for Life” whole-life insurance policies… and the future of U.S. financial assets…
Tom is still in London, and his family is exploring the city as tourists while there are smaller crowds. Here, he shares London’s unique opportunities for homeschool children…
As regular Postcards readers know, the U.S. government is broke and plans to soft-default on its debt by pushing inflation up while keeping interest rates down. This creates negative real interest rates, something that’s called “financial repression”…
In this week's edition of Tom's mailbag, he updates readers on life in London... why he and Kate will continue homeschooling their kids... and why whole-life insurance policies are the most underutilized investment strategy...
As Tom analyzes the market and its indicators, he’s considering changing his investing strategy. Read on to find out what it is and what it means...
Tom Dyson defends his choice to homeschool his kids, assuaging reader concerns that homeschooling has a “reputation for forming weird kids”…
In this edition of the Friday mailbag, Tom discusses Dyson family education, whether they will acquire U.K. residency and citizenship, and how he pays to live on the road with Kate and their kids...