Interested in various types of investments? In this episode, Paula Pant and Joe Saul-Sehy discuss inflation-resistant assets such as gold and bonds, delve into private investments, and offer financial advice for new 1099 workers regarding taxes and liability protection.
Imagine this: at 26 years old, newly graduated from Wharton, you choose to launch a business with two friends. Over the years, you establish a digital marketing agency that ends up collaborating with Dollar Shave Club and Madison Reed. You finance everything yourself, avoiding any venture capital investment.
Paul is concerned that the private equity investment he is about to undertake may be fraudulent. What steps can he take to conduct his due diligence and ensure his safety when there is a lack of trustworthy information?
#632: A person should engage in 10 conversations at work to improve job performance, enhance workplace relationships, and increase earnings.
Jason's evaluation of his retirement strategy indicates that the straightforward approach surpasses the efficient frontier. Is he correct, or is there something he might be overlooking?
The Bureau of Labor Statistics releases significant job revisions on Friday mornings. These revisions eliminate nearly 90% of the previously reported increases for May and June. This brings up essential questions regarding the methodology behind our most relied-upon economic data.
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Notable insights regarding the present housing market, meme stocks once more, GDP, the Fed Meeting, the Stock Market, and updates from the latest Jobs Report.
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The reality of personal finance guidance is that strategies effective for managing $10,000 may not be suitable for handling $1 million.
You adhere to all the correct personal finance recommendations. You're aware that you should increase your savings, invest consistently, and create an emergency fund.
Jlyn and her husband are two decades away from retirement, yet they're considering buying a second home for their future use. Should they proceed with the purchase now, or continue to save?
A software programmer and an accountant enter the realm of retirement planning. Are they exhibiting creativity? According to Dr. Zorana Ivcevic Pringle, a senior research scientist at Yale University’s Center for Emotional Intelligence, the answer is undoubtedly yes.
What should you do when you achieve financial independence? According to JL Collins, it all hinges on your spending habits rather than solely on your net worth.
JL Collins is unfamiliar with the concept of the efficient frontier. The author of "The Simple Path to Wealth" — known for VTSAX and a laid-back investment approach — openly acknowledges this when we pose advanced investing ideas to him.
An anonymous caller finds herself in a difficult position with her financially irresponsible mother. Although she has the ability to help her out, it doesn’t sit well with her. What should she consider doing?
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