Finance, in general, bases on rational and logical theories, and for the most part, tends to be somewhat predictable. Early financial theories assumed that
It is human nature to seek advice when things aren't going well or when an unforeseen event occurs. Often, people seek financial advice from a professional only
Reducing your emotions can give you a better chance for investing success.
Money is always an emotional subject, but often when our emotions get involved with
A few days before the official start of summer on June 21st, Wall Street’s eyes and ears were on the Federal Reserve, and as expected, the Federal Open Market
In March 2021, the Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers (CPI-U) rose 0.6%, the largest one-month increase since August 2012. Over the previous 12 months
While many of the taxable markets have generated negative returns this year, both the high quality and high yield municipal markets have generated positive
The amount of negative yielding debt is shrinking and that’s a good sign that the global economic recovery is well underway. While negative yielding debt became
Setting healthy financial goals is critical. Even more important is staying committed to those financial goals.
Keeping yourself committed to your goals may be
Investors betting on continued acceleration in U.S. payrolls in April following March’s impressive numbers received an unwelcome reminder of just how choppy the
Inflation is one of the primary risks to bondholders. Rising consumer prices erode the “real” value of principal and interest payments making them worth less
If you're a small business owner, many of the best practices employed by individual investors are also available to you (of course!), but you also have some
Financial feats that were once unheard of—from investing in cryptocurrency to instantly paying someone through an online payment system—have now become