When it comes to investing, it is always hard to avoid behavioral pitfalls. Educating ourselves and keeping our emotions at bay can lead to the most consistent outcomes. Please read along for our take on the most common investing mistakes.
The words “Social Security” encompass several things, and the system can be confusing. We’ll explain everything you need to know about Social Security.
There are hundreds of personal finance books, podcasts, and documentaries available, so many that no one could read, listen, or watch them all.
2020 has been a wild ride, full of surprises, most of them bad. And as we’re less than two months out from what may be the most divisive presidential election in American history, it will probably get even wilder.
Things have been scary in recent months. While it might be starting to settle down, there is still a lot of uncertainty. And one thing the market, to say nothing of investors, hates is uncertainty.
We humans are not the most rational creatures when it comes to many areas of our lives and our finances are one of them. We make decisions based on emotions and that can be a dangerous thing, particularly when it comes to money and investing.
