In the investment world, the recent meteoric rise of Bitcoin has become a topic of intense discussion, stirring a complex mix of excitement, speculation, and, for many, a palpable sense of FOMO (Fear of Missing Out). Let’s delve into the dynamics behind Bitcoin’s surge, the psychological pitfalls of FOMO for investors and retirees, and weigh the risks against the potential benefits of incorporating Bitcoin into one’s investment portfolio. Read More
W-2 Earners Pay More Taxes
This time of the year Americans are preparing to file their taxes. Although many will argue, you have to pay taxes in some way, shape, or form. It is not only necessary to fund the infrastructure around us but it’s also against the law to not pay. Read More
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Why It’s Crucial for Husbands to Share Financial Info with Their Wives
In many marriages, conversations about finances often take a back seat. However, it’s vital for husbands to break this norm and share details about their assets with their wives. This step is not just about money; it’s about building a foundation of trust and partnership. Read More
Risk, Reward, and Time in Investment Decisions
Investment is an intricate dance of three crucial factors: risk, reward, and time. While it’s tempting to believe that mastering these components will unlock the secrets of a successful investment journey, there’s an inherent unpredictability that even the savviest investor cannot outrun. Let’s delve deeper into this and uncover why, despite our best calculations, the outcome remains an enigma. Read More
What Are Three Benefits of Having Long-term Care Preparations
In today’s rapidly aging society, the topic of long-term care is more relevant than ever. This care is often necessary for those who can no longer independently perform everyday activities due to a chronic illness, disability, or cognitive impairment. While most people hope they never have to face these circumstances, it’s wise to prepare in advance. Here are three benefits of having long-term care preparations: Read More
Do You Need a Will, Trust, or Both?
Estate planning may sound like something only the ultra-wealthy need to think about. Images of sprawling mansions, vintage cars, and family heirlooms might come to mind. However, estate planning isn’t just about wealth. It’s about ensuring that what you leave behind, no matter how modest or grand, is handled the way you want it to be. Read More
Are Your Kids Ready to Take Your Money
It’s a common problem: When passed to the next generation, wealth evaporates instead of increasing. There are even proverbs across time and cultures reflecting this phenomenon: Read More
Why Financial Media Is Obsessed with Economic Apocalypse (And Why You Shouldn’t Be)
In an age where 24-hour news cycles and breaking updates ping our smartphones by the minute, one cannot help but notice a recurrent theme in financial media: the obsession with economic doom and the end of the world as we know it. From market crashes to currency collapses, these apocalyptic predictions have become as predictable as the morning’s sunrise. But why? And should investors really be on high alert? Read More
Key Ages in Your Retirement
Many investors look ahead to certain events in their lives as they plan their retirement. These are mostly age-based milestones, the times when investors make financial decisions that will affect their retirement for better or for worse. Read More