Category: personal finance

I know I write endlessly about the importance of investing early and often, yet most people do not realize how important this is in creating […]

When I first started figuring out money, it felt like everyone else already knew the secret. Textbooks were useless. This isn’t that. I’m telling you […]

Over the last several years, the profession of an economist has fallen to new lows. And quite frankly, they deserve the demotion they have received. […]

You open your brokerage app on a Wednesday morning. The S&P 500 just closed at an all-time high — for the fourth day in a […]

“But am I too late?” That’s the question I hear constantly. People see soaring prices, interest rate hikes, and they just assume the door slammed […]

It is hard to explain how satisfying the financial year was for 2023. After the dire predictions of Wall Street for recession and a down […]

For the last two months, the Standard and Poor’s 500 Stock Index was up 14.1% yet you do not read much about that rally in […]

Picture this: $15,000 sitting in a checking account earning 0.40% APY. Meanwhile, a coworker opened a 12-month CD last month at 4.65% and is set […]

Astonishingly, the U.S. economy has been so resilient for almost the last two years. Going into 2022, it was almost a unanimous consensus by all […]

Since the beginning of 2022, all the talk you hear in the financial press is about the upcoming recession. Many forecasts predicted we would have […]