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- Why you should ALWAYS be invested no matter what
- How to dig up all the buried free money in your employee benefits
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Politicians’ Chauffer Knowledge
Politicians have chauffer knowledge. Jerome Powell has Planck knowledge. What’s the difference? As the fable goes, when Max Planck won the Nobel Prize in 1918
I couldn’t tell ya what the weather will be tomorrow
Were your parents obsessed with The Weather Channel growing up? Yeah, me too. (Although, I’m still not clear on the attraction.) Watching my mom ‘watch
How much do you need for college?
In state costs for a UC Berkeley education are currently $41,528 per year. That’s $160k to send Junior out to drink beer for 4 years.
The Fed raised rates 75 bps (0.75%) yesterday
Captain Powell applied the brakes yesterday when the Fed raised rates 0.75% (or 75 basis points) yesterday. What does that mean, and should you care?
Your savings rate is the only number that matters
How much you save is eating right. Your investment return is exercise. You can lose weight eating right and not exercising. But you CAN’T lose weight exercising
Where should you keep your funny money?
Most people keep their funny money in a taxable brokerage account and their serious money in an IRA. That’s like keeping your shoes in the
