Warren Buffett's deputy explained how he snowballed his retirement account from $70,000 into $264 million, how he shrugs off losses, and how people can save a fortune

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Warren Buffett's deputy grew his retirement fund from $70,000 to $264 million in under 30 years. He detailed how he did it, shared the way he shrugged off investment losses, and offered tips on saving for retirement in a recent Washington Post interview.

Ted Weschler, who helps Buffett manage Berkshire Hathaway's investment portfolio, discussed his approach with Allan Sloan for the writer's latest column. ProPublica first disclosed the size of Weschler's nest egg in June, citing federal tax returns it obtained.