What’s your biggest worry about the next presidential election? How do you think it’ll play out in your financial life?
Believe it or not, there’s a roughly 50-50 chance you’re worried about the next election tanking your portfolio. (1) You may also be concerned about a recession, rising interest rates, or taxes going up. (2)
No matter what has you feeling unsettled, it can all boil down to one question: Should we make money moves now, based on our election anxiety?
I'm writing to offer some thoughts on the horrific situation unfolding in Israel.
The devastating terrorist attacks have already cost thousands of lives and may profoundly affect the region.
While the violence might seem far away, behind every headline are real people, families, and communities that will never be the same.
Let's take a moment to grieve for the folks who are suffering and dying and hope for a solution that will save lives.
How could an Israel-Hamas war affect the economy and markets?
Happy New Year!
I hope you had a fantastic end to your 2022 and are feeling refreshed and ready for 2023.
I wish I were bringing over some green smoothies and pressed juices to kick the year off. Instead, I have some new retirement rules for you. Fun, right?
I'm going to try to make it easy for you. Let's dive in!
Have questions about the recent student loan forgiveness announcement? I’ve got (some) answers.
(Share this with anyone you know who might need some clarity about their student loans. There's also a very important note about scams at the bottom that's worth sharing. #themoreyouknow)
You've probably heard by now that the government plans to forgive federal student loans for roughly 20 million Americans. (1)
Here's what we know about the loan forgiveness so far: (2)
