Your monthly expenses fall once you retire. Or at least they’re supposed to. But what if they don’t? Standard financial planning assumes that your expenses in retirement will be 70% to 80% of your expenses during your final working years. But a recent study by MoneyComb and Duke University suggests that the real number can...Read More

A few weeks ago, I wrote about the NFL lineman who was giving his teammates a lesson in compound interest. Today I want to talk about another sport: baseball. This was one of the few sports wherein I acquire pointsbet nj promo code and place my bets on my favourite players. This wasn’t the best...Read More

Cliff Asness doesn’t have the name recognition of a Warren Buffett or a Carl Icahn. But among “quant” investors, his words carry a lot more weight. Asness is the billionaire co-founder of AQR Capital Management and a pioneer in liquid alternatives. For all of us looking to build that proverbial better mouse trap, Asness is...Read More

I don’t make a habit of taking financial advice from professional football players. No offense to the gentlemen suiting up for Monday night football this evening, but athletes aren’t known for being paragons of financial virtue. Sports Illustrated reported a while back that 78% of ex-NFL players were either bankrupt or in financial stress within...Read More

There’s no dignity in a groin pull. You can’t walk without limping, and there’s not much you can do about it other than sit with your legs propped up with an ice pack on your crotch. I ponder this as I sit at my desk with my leg propped up (minus the ice pack). It...Read More