I read a Forbes article about 17 fintech apps created by women, for women. One of the fintechs was called Knomee, which is pushing the idea of “financial identity” — your needs, goals, risk tolerance, life events, etc - to make financial decisions.

Do you think this is a better approach than sticking with traditional methods like ETFs or real estate? Curious to hear your thoughts.

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It doesn't sound like the app is mutually exclusive of ETFs or real estate. Are you asking about making data driven decisions vs blindly dumping into index ETFs? If that's the question, I would say never turn down opportunity to reassess using new data. But it would have to be very compelling to change up from proven methods.

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