iTunes Episode 038: Betting On Tiger Show notes: Golfworld: Gambler Who Won $1.2 Million On Tiger Woods’ 2019 Masters Victory: “I Had Never Placed A Bet On Sports In My Life” WSJ: Fidelity’s Index-Fund Bashing Misses the Mark WSJ: SoFi’s No-Fee ETF Launch Saddles Some Customers With Tax Bills Of Dollars And Data: The Money We Read more about Reversion To The Mean — Episode 38: Betting On Tiger[…]
What is one thing you do with your personal finances or investments that bucks conventional advice, but it works for you and your family? I'll go first – outside of cash held for EF and house fund, we're 99% allocated to equities. — Fervent Finance (@ferventfinance) April 27, 2019 There is one problem with conventional Read more about Bucking Conventional Personal Finance Advice[…]
iTunes Episode 037: We All Scream For Ice Cream Show notes: The Cut: What It’s Like To Grow Up With More Money Than You’ll Ever Spend Bone Fide Wealth: Make It Easy Bloomberg: Homebuying Startups Keep Raising Money Softer Housing Market MarketWatch: Getting Rid Of Debt May Actually Make Your Brain Work Better NYT: The Read more about Reversion To The Mean — Episode 37: We All Scream For Ice Cream[…]
I passed the CFP® exam! I am very relieved – my shoulders definitely feel lighter now. As expected, it was quite the time commitment. But additionally, it ended up being a big money commitment as well. It was an expensive process for sure. Below is a breakdown of how much the process cost me: CFFP Read more about The Cost of Obtaining the CFP® Certification[…]
Money remains a taboo subject, even among family members. Growing up, I always knew how much money my parents made. It wasn’t because my parents were teaching us kids lessons on personal finance, it was just not something that was hidden. As I became older, and more interested in personal finance, I realized that this Read more about How Much Do Your Parents Make?[…]
iTunes Episode 036: Suze Says No, Justin Says Yes Show notes: Ramp Capital: There Is No Substitute For Hard Work WSJ: A TV Chef Preps Plan To Retire In Five Years Fast Company: 6 Women Share Their Biggest Financial Mistakes WSJ: The 4% Mortgage Is Back Kevin’s Tweet Ramp Capital: Reducing The Behavior Gap A Wealth Of Read more about Reversion To The Mean — Episode 36: Suze Says No, Justin Says Yes[…]