Top 9 Financial Resolutions for the New Year (2023)
Top 9 Financial Resolutions for the New Year (2023)
New Year New Me with resolutions written on a notepad on a coffee table with a laptop, pencil, and plant.With each new year comes the perfect opportunity to reflect on the progress of your financial life and create actionable goals for the 12 months ahead. While most people focus on saving more money and paying down debt, others place importance on shifting behaviors around money management and increasing their income in an attempt to improve one’s financial circumstances.
The Quiet Disappearance Of The Safe Deposit Box
The Quiet Disappearance Of The Safe Deposit Box
Michael Waters December 2, 2022 — Very Informative & Interesting
Once revered as the safest way to store physical valuables, safe deposit boxes are now being phased out by major banks. The move is already starting to backfire.
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In the opening sequence of The Bourne Identity, a young Matt Damon wakes up with no idea who he is. All he has is a code — the account number for a safe deposit box in Switzerland.
At the bank, an attendant leads him into an elaborate steel vault, where he’s presented with a safe deposit box. Inside are the first clues to his identity: a gun, a watch, stacks of cash, and a series of passports under different nationalities, including one bearing the name “Jason Bourne.”
Why Is Inflation So High? Plus How Your Wallet Can Survive
Why Is Inflation So High? Plus How Your Wallet Can Survive
December 21, 2022 by Josh Dudick
In the past few months, Americans have seen a sharp increase in the price of many essential goods and services. With salaries staying the same, this inflationary trend has frustrated many people, leaving them concerned about the future. The latest consumer price index (CPI) reports a 7.7% increase in inflation over the last year (a 40-year high). This inflation data shows that the average American family spends more each month to cover basic living expenses.
Which begs the question – why is inflation so high?
Ancient Rivers of Money
Ancient Rivers of Money
November 5, 2010 By Venkatesh Rao
This entry is part 1 of 14 in the series Psychohistory
Sometimes a single phrase will pop into my head and illuminate a murky idea for me. This happened a few days ago. The phrase was “ancient rivers of money” and suddenly it helped me understand the idea of inertia as it applies to business in a deeper way. Inertia in business comes from predictable cash flows. That’s not a particularly original thought, but you get to new insights once you start thinking about the age of a cash flow. We think of cash-flow as a very present-moment kind of idea. It is money going in and out right now. But actually, major cash flow patterns are the oldest part of any business.
Inflation 2023: How To Prepare Before It’s Too Late
Inflation 2023: How To Prepare Before It’s Too Late
Casey Bond Monday, December 26, 2022
Inflation has been one of the most pressing money issues plaguing the globe this year. In the U.S., inflation was 7.7% for the 12 months ended October 2022. It’s put a major strain on household finances, and Americans are wondering if relief is in sight.
“Generally speaking, the health of the U.S. economy is strong, but is undergoing a transition from pandemic conditions to post-pandemic conditions,” said Keith Sultemeier, president and CEO at Kinecta Federal Credit Union.
You Don’t Need Advice From An Economist
You Don’t Need Advice From An Economist
Posted by TEBI on December 14, 2022
A common misapprehension about investing and personal finance is that, to be really successful at it, you need to be an armchair economist. At the very least, people assume, it pays to know what leading economists are saying about the global economy and the financial markets. In fact it doesn’t. Even a PhD in economic theory is unlikely to help you very much. Why? Because the best financial advice has nothing to do with economics. More than anything it’s about psychology.
There are hundreds of books giving financial advice. Some of them, like Robert Kiyosaki’s Rich Dad, Poor Dad have been incredible best sellers. According to Publishers Weekly, Kiyosaki’s book has sold more than 44 million copies.
How Do You Know If You’re Frugal Or Just Ridiculous?
How Do You Know If You’re Frugal Or Just Ridiculous?
The Frugal Girl November 9, 2022
A reader question: How do you know if you’re frugal or just ridiculous? There seems to be a thin line. For example, is it frugal or ridiculous to postpone shopping for new undergarments for a year because new undergarments are not necessary for survival?
In the years that I have been reading content about frugality, I have noticed that this is a common theme/question/issue. How frugal is TOO frugal? What’s sensible, and what’s just cheap?
Where’s the line between frugality and deprivation?
Where Do Billionaires Keep Their Money?
Where Do Billionaires Keep Their Money?
Andrew Dehan Sunday, December 25, 2022
Billionaires have been able to not only acquire wealth but most have gradually built it over time. This means that many have had successful investments, which makes it natural for everyone else to wonder where they are investing or keeping their money in order to see that growth. We’ve compiled a list of some of the most common investments that billionaires make when looking for sustained growth of their money over time.
Keep in mind, though, that billionaires don’t typically manage their own money and instead choose to work with a financial advisor to help with their asset allocation.
7 Wealth Building Tips Learned From Football
7 Wealth Building Tips Learned From Football
By Billy B Mind, Money
I fell in love with NFL football 15 years ago, and it has inspired me in many ways on how to build wealth. Once I understood the mentality, strategy, and toughness it takes to win games on Sundays, I was hooked. A football game is much more than mindless buffalo-sized men running into each other. It is a beautiful chess match with human beings that move like coordinated pieces. Building wealth, like football, is a thinking person’s game. Here are seven secret wealth building tips I have found hidden inside the game of football:
The Biggest Banks in the United States
The Biggest Banks in the United States
A Breakdown of America's Banking Giants
By Erin ONeil Updated on March 4, 2021
The term "big four" within the banking industry refers to the four largest banks in the United States: JPMorgan Chase & Co., Bank of America, Wells Fargo, and Citibank (Citigroup Inc.). These institutions serve the majority of personal and business account holders in the U.S. The four banks collectively hold $4.6 trillion in customer deposits, or about 45 percent of deposits in the United States.1
Top Wealth Management Firms
Top Wealth Management Firms
By Mark Kolakowski Updated on September 2, 2022
When you're in the process of selecting the best wealth management firm to work for, some factors to narrow the field is to focus on the top firms in to look at profitability, wealth manager head count and outlook for the wealth management business shared by the management.
What Is a Wealth Management Firm?