Up 15% this year! Run for the hills!
Below is a flashback to our FZ Daily from mid-year 2022. You might remember that 2022 sucked for the markets. Inflation hit 8%, and by
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Below is a flashback to our FZ Daily from mid-year 2022. You might remember that 2022 sucked for the markets. Inflation hit 8%, and by
Sunday evening as the sun was setting, I threw on my skating playlist, hopped on my board and pushed off into the horizon. I skated
My Whoop! fitness tracker hasn’t left my wrist since late January. And over those ~3,000 hours, I’ve learned how to game the system. On my
Why I think AI won’t replace skilled financial advisors. Chatbots are designed to increase user engagement by validating your perspective. When Claude, or chatGPT justify
These are the top 3 things I see from the most financially healthy families. They not only look good on paper, but they feel good
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This is what happens when you enroll in your Employee Stock Purchase Plan (ESPP) and max it out: You Pay $21,250 (money gets deducted from
If you have been tuning into the news lately, you might think the sky is falling. The talking heads are doing what they do best:
The average age of the people we work with is 39. When we run through the initial plan projections of how people will turn out,
I was convinced hitting my savings goal would be one of the greatest feelings. Seeing the number in my account and thinking how satisfying it