Investing
The Stock Market – It’s Similar to Ripples in Water
Key Takeaways The stock market’s movements can be compared to ripples in water when you drop a pebble in: big at first, but evening out
August 20, 2020
Key Takeaways The stock market’s movements can be compared to ripples in water when you drop a pebble in: big at first, but evening out
The Drunken Sommelier came up with 14 Things Every Wine Student Should Know after reading a list in a wine article published by GQ Magazine.
Charlie Munger, longtime business partner of Warren Buffett, was recently interviewed by Wall Street Journal’s Jason Zweig posted on April 17, 2020. In it he
Key Takeaways A significant percentage of millennial and Gen X investors lie about their spending or saving habits. However, millennial investors rank honesty as the
Key Takeaways Brokerage firms have recently stopped charging fees for stock trading, in an effort to attract more millennial investors. These fees were never very
Key Takeaways Down the road, in retirement, you may want to abide by a safe withdrawal rate to ensure you don’t run out of money.
Key Takeaways Compound interest is a powerful thing. If you’re not participating in the stock market, you’re likely missing out on the power of compound
Key Takeaways A whopping 78% of millennials do not have a will or advance directives in place. Without these, your loved ones may run into
Key Takeaways The millennial generation is the largest part of the workforce in our country right now. As millennials age, the amounts they’re saving and
Key Takeaways Target date funds are a kind of “set it and forget it” way of investing for retirement. This approach doesn’t take into consideration