But according to Professor Harold Pollack of the University of Chicago, you can fit all the financial advice you’ll ever really need on a single index card. Economics correspondent Paul Solman ...

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Two years ago, University of Chicago professor Harold Pollack wrote his entire financial plan on an index card. It blew up. People loved the idea. Financial advice is often intentionally complicated.

Pollack said that the best personal finance advice "can fit on a 3-by-5 index card, and is available for free in the library — so if you're paying someone for advice, almost by definition ...

One of her suggestions: use an index card. The idea behind this is pretty simple. Whenever you’re reading physical media such as a book or newspaper, put a white index card above the sentence ...

To prepare for this initiation, I bought a lifetime supply of index cards. On each four-by-six rectangle, I distilled the major points of a book. My index cards—portable, visual, tactile ...

For most investors, though, one little index card is all you need to get through the turmoil. A couple of years ago, University of Chicago social scientist Harold Pollack fit a complete guide to ...

But does that mean you can basically fit everything you need to know on an index card? A friend of mine recently sent me this article pointing out that University of Chicago professor Harold ...