As a result of the pandemic, we shifted to virtual reality, turning to contactless services, primarily online learning, telemedicine, and remote working, yielding a new norm. Remote working expanded as working from home became a necessity for many reasons. As … Read More
Want to learn how to invest in the stock market without losing money? Stock market games are a great way to practice whether you are a beginning investor or have been investing for a while. These games are examples of … Read More
Thus far, 2022 has been a bumpy ride for the stock market and economy. Investing in the market is more challenging when you have high inflation, rising interest rates, and supply constraints caused by the Ukraine conflict and lockdowns in … Read More
Every generation has its uniqueness and Generation Z is no exception. Gen Z is the youngest generation, gaining ground as the oldest Gen Zs about 25 years old are in the workforce. They are growing to be the largest in … Read More
A new year is going to be rung in soon. Change may be difficult but good planning can be positively meaningful. This past year, our family experienced changes as our children approach their college years. We visited colleges with Tyler, … Read More
Have you checked out the latest prices at the grocery store and the gas pump? Understanding inflation and its effects on our household and investment portfolio are crucial. We almost always have some inflation, meaning wages and prices increase which … Read More
Any time of year is always a good time and place to see where you stand regarding your financial goals. Build and strengthen good financial habits to achieve financial success. Use these personal finance tips as a checklist to become … Read More
“Do not save what is left after spending, but spend what is left after saving.” Warren Buffett Warren Buffett’s quotes are timeless, reflecting his wisdom. His words on saving and investments are inspiring. Saving money is the cornerstone of a … Read More
“Once you get into debt, it’s hell to get out. Don’t let credit card debt carry over. You can’t get ahead paying eighteen percent.” Charlie Munger, Vice-Chairman, Berkshire Hathaway For me, credit cards have always been a double-edged sword, … Read More
We revisit ancient views of money on the ten commandments of personal finance from timeworn texts and stories. Surveying these words adds a different perspective on finances whether you are celebrating the upcoming holidays or not. There is a common … Read More
In his latest annual letter to shareholders, Warren Buffett, CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, wants you, the investor, to understand Berkshire Hathaway, the company he has steered since 1965. As in past years, I anxiously await Warren’s annual letter (he writes … Read More