
Why you should NOT invest your emergency fund
Being broke is expensive. Overdraft fees, payday loans, credit card interest and other financial pitfalls make being broke a difficult trap to get out of.

Being broke is expensive. Overdraft fees, payday loans, credit card interest and other financial pitfalls make being broke a difficult trap to get out of.

Everything that’s worth having will have its ups and downs: success, a happy relationship, and following us on Instagram. It’s important to stay strong and

There’s been this sentiment the past few years that if you want the “best” return you should invest in big US tech stocks because those

I normally try to keep the titles of my posts very short because space is very limited in these little instagram squares but for today,

These numbers are real. Since September 1982 there have been 20 market “corrections” where the S&P 500 has dropped at least 10%. There have also

This week has been a perfect example of why you should not try and predict the market. The S&P 500 entered into a correction (10%+

There are lots of really smart people who will give you really smart reasons why the market is going to crash. Tariffs, trade wars, overvaluation,

One of the questions I get most often is “Should I invest in the S&P 500 or in a target date index fund?”First, let’s understand

For years there have been investors who focus ONLY on buying US companies, or worse large US tech stocks. The rationale goes like this “These

If you get a job that offers a 401k (or 403b, 457, or TSP) you’ll have an opportunity to sign up. During that sign up

Being broke is expensive. Overdraft fees, payday loans, credit card interest and other financial pitfalls make being broke a difficult trap to get out of.

Everything that’s worth having will have its ups and downs: success, a happy relationship, and following us on Instagram. It’s important to stay strong and

There’s been this sentiment the past few years that if you want the “best” return you should invest in big US tech stocks because those

I normally try to keep the titles of my posts very short because space is very limited in these little instagram squares but for today,

These numbers are real. Since September 1982 there have been 20 market “corrections” where the S&P 500 has dropped at least 10%. There have also

This week has been a perfect example of why you should not try and predict the market. The S&P 500 entered into a correction (10%+

There are lots of really smart people who will give you really smart reasons why the market is going to crash. Tariffs, trade wars, overvaluation,

One of the questions I get most often is “Should I invest in the S&P 500 or in a target date index fund?”First, let’s understand

For years there have been investors who focus ONLY on buying US companies, or worse large US tech stocks. The rationale goes like this “These

If you get a job that offers a 401k (or 403b, 457, or TSP) you’ll have an opportunity to sign up. During that sign up