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Are You Committing The Gambler’s Fallacy?
From the perennial classic – A Random Walk Down Wall Street: Each year a statistics professor begins her class by asking her students to write down
You vs. Your Monkey Brain
Our monkey brain. Super helpful when we need to run from a saber tooth tiger. Not so helpful when we need to make rational decisions.
Income is Not the Same as Wealth
How much money you make is not important. How much money you have is. Wealth is not the same as income. If you make a good income each year
What to do with your old 401k when you get a new job
You nailed the interview, negotiated a nice, fat salary and completed the HR paperwork. Congratulations on the new gig! Good on you. But in all the
Print This and Put It on Your Fridge….No, Seriously
Courtesy of Financial-Planning.com. Couldn’t have said it better myself.
Only Two Ways to Invest
Picture a little boy running around a cruise ship. Little Johnny runs up the slide, then down the slide. Dives into the pool, then runs
