How To Recognize Bubbles And Stay On Track Financially When They Burst
This is a discussion of economic bubbles, what you can learn from their history, and how you can stay on track financially during a bubble burst.
‘The Algebra of Wealth’: Professor Galloway’s fiscal formula
To create a life of real financial security, you need to think bigger and broader. Scott Galloway’s formula in “The Algebra of Wealth” has four key components: stoicism, focus, time and diversification. These major themes can truly unlock your financial future.
Be a better tourist! 26 ways to have a fantastic holiday – without infuriating the locals
From badly behaved travellers to horrendous carbon emissions, summer holidays aren’t always an unmitigated good. Here is how to travel responsibly and still have a great time.
For The First Time In A While, Developed Nations Will Need More Energy
For a decade, the world benefitted from cheap energy. That has now disappeared at a time when energy demand may actually start to rise again in developed nations.
6 Tips For Safe Travel During Severe Weather
Traveling during severe weather can be nerve-wracking, as travel delays and safety risks may occur. Here’s guidance on how to handle weather situations for safer travels.
When your smartphone tries to be too smart
“Digital devices tune out small errors while creating opportunities for large errors.”
Tax Loss Harvesting And Your Retirement
As you near retirement, tax strategies become increasingly important not only in your day to day life but also on your investments.
Why the Fed Is So Obsessed With Rent
Rents are the biggest remaining obstacle for the US Federal Reserve in bringing inflation back down to its 2% target. That is, rents as measured in the consumer price index, a key yardstick for the Fed.
IRS Issues FAQs On Retirement Plan Distributions And Loans Following Major Disasters
The IRS has answered some frequently asked questions (FAQs) related to distributions from retirement plans and loans for those impacted by major disasters.
‘Sell in May and Go Away’: Definition, Statistics, and Drawbacks
“Sell in May and go away” is a well known saying in finance. It is based on stocks’ historical underperformance during the six-month period from May to October.
