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Introducing Retirement Juice
A New Chapter in Your Investment Journey!
I hope this message finds you well and thriving in your journey toward a fulfilling retirement.
Today, I am excited to introduce you to a brand-new chapter in our shared path to financial proficiency - Retirement Juice, a newsletter that extends and enhances the principles and insights you've enjoyed at the "Retire With Possibilities" blog.
Retirement Juice is born out of a profound understanding of the investment landscape, shaped by my 40 years of experience in the financial markets and an academic foundation from the University of Chicago.
I have worked at some of the leading investment management organizations such as Russell, Invesco, Pioneer, and MFS. I have tangled with good and horrible markets. I have managed money for some of the largest pension funds in the world as well as been an adviser for individual investors.
I have learned a lot over my 40 years in the trenches that I wish to share with you and guide you in your investment journey.
Retirement Juice is designed to delve deeper into the mechanics of achieving investment outperformance, primarily through asset allocation and a keen awareness of potential drags on your portfolio's performance, such as expenses, fees, and taxes. It aims to allow you to become your own advisor with Retirement Juice as your guide.

Here’s what Retirement Juice offers
For Free Subscribers:
Expect our weekly newsletter every Monday morning, which includes:
Investment Insights: Start your week with wisdom that cuts to the core of successful investing.
Asset Allocation Heat Map: Visual insights into market trends and their impacts on different asset classes.
Risk Aversion Environment: An analysis of market sentiment and its implications for your investments.
High-Level Capital Market Observations: A big-picture perspective on market dynamics.
Juicy Bits: Quick, essential tips and facts for the savvy investor.

For Paid Subscribers:
All the above, plus our comprehensive edition every Wednesday afternoon, featuring:
Asset Allocation Risk and Return Analysis: Dive deep into asset allocation strategies.
Signal vs. Noise Insights: Differentiate meaningful market trends from distractions.
Monthly Deep Dives by Asset Class: Thorough analysis and insights tailored to specific asset classes.
Special Interest Topics: In-depth exploration of topics critical to investment success.
Quarterly Investment Outlook & Fund Recommendations: A forward-looking perspective on market opportunities and fund choices.
Why is Retirement Juice relevant to you? It's simple
It builds on the themes and strategies we’ve discussed in "Retire With Possibilities," offering a more focused lens on asset allocation and investment efficiency.
The newsletter is designed to help you understand and minimize the common drag on portfolio performance, ensuring your investments work as hard as you do.
It offers a blend of my extensive market experience with actionable insights, aimed at empowering you to make informed and strategic investment decisions.
The free version is, well, free and who doesn’t like that, right? And the paid subscription is also free for the first three months of 2024. By then, I hope, you will have fallen in love with Retirement Juice and view it as an indispensable guide in your investment journey.

As a valued member of our community, I believe Retirement Juice will add significant value to your investment strategies and overall approach to managing your financial future. It's not just about growing your assets; it's about intelligently navigating the market landscape for optimal performance and keeping investment expenses such as fees and taxes under control.
I invite you to join me in this new endeavor, which promises to enrich your understanding and mastery of the investment world. Try it for free for the first few months of 2024 and then decide.
For any questions or more information, please feel free to reach out. Let's continue to grow and thrive together on this journey.
Warm regards,
Eric J. Weigel

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