I’m beginning to understand something I missed during all those years of dispensing advice: Financial advice has a tendency to treat emotion like an implementation problem.
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A charitable-giving plan is created by defining your core values, setting a realistic budget and choosing tax-efficient donation methods that align with your financial goals.
One of the topics that still has my mind racing was the relationship between hard work and luck.
Bloomberg columnist Matt Levine usefully framed the problem this way: Situational Awareness had a long-term thesis financed by very short-term money
I did identify one core element of GLP-1s that feels relatable to a person’s finances, and I wonder if there’s wisdom in it.
Research shows that recipients of larger inheritances are likely to completely spend or lose the entire sum more quickly than those receiving smaller amounts.
The pressure rarely comes from the wealthier friend. It comes from inside us.
Sports analytics uses data, technology and predictive modeling to improve decisions.
The arithmetic is simple. The psychology isn’t.
The study finds nearly “45% of female breadwinners who earn roughly the same as their spouse report doing the majority of household tasks, compared to just 12% of male breadwinners.
I spent $14 (clearly the break was the manufacturer’s fault, not mine) in 26 seconds, and the replacement arrived at my home 36 hours later. I loved it.
According to Bloomberg Intelligence, companies tied to AI now account for more than half of the S&P 500’s weighting.
Most adults do a remarkable job of learning how to conveniently obfuscate the consequences of their actions, both in premeditation and after the action itself.
The more complicated your digital estate is, the more hours heirs will need to spend tracking down accounts, filing additional paperwork and possibly going to court to be granted access.
I’m pretty sure I’m living a high school econ lesson in real time. And it’s called elasticity.
The better questions are whether these accounts help children build wealth and at what cost.
I’ve started to wonder if some people are becoming so efficient with money that they accidentally become inefficient with life.
I’ve seen plenty of financial plans built primarily on life insurance schemes that worked beautifully.
The government borrows money to help finance budget deficits and cover outstanding financial obligations.
Back when I was 22 and freshly married, I cared about everything.
