Wanda He and Eric Yu both work in big tech; but after a weekend life-planning retreat, they set a goal of making $30k per month quasi-passively by 2030.
On Tuesday, President elect Joe Biden announced that former Fed Chair Janet Yellen is his pick to be Treasury Secretary. Given her successful tenure as Fed Chair from 2014 to 2018, the pick looks like a winner from the start. Let's take a look at why she is a great choice in the current environment.
Godfather of LinkedIn Video, Brian Schulman shares how Linkedin transformed his life and tips for becoming a top LinkedIn video creator.
US investors have an estimated 2% in China stocks but should it be higher? Instead of reading the headlines, let's take a look at what the smart money is doing... with their kids.
Wil Glavin discusses why the pandemic provided the best time to publish his debut novel “The Venerable Vincent Beattie,” side hustles, and investing.
The CARES Act passed by Congress in March provided stimulus money to millions of Americans, and it also gave retirees a reprieve from having to take mandatory annual withdrawals from their retirement savings, including 401(k) plans and individual retirement accounts.
On November 9, 2020, Andy and Chris spoke on a zoom call with the friends of Tuckahoe Public Library to discuss "Financial Literacy: The Pandemic's Impact on the Economy and Financial Markets." In the talk, we cover a lot of ground including:
Conrad Edwards, COO at The Basement talks about giving, money, and navigating an advertising agency through the pandemic.
Toronto-based technology and media venture capitalist, G. Scott Paterson talks money, giving, and information management company FutureVault.
Earlier this week, we said that the market may be predicting another Trump upset, but another indicator is predicting our incumbent president's loss. The "Presidential Predictor," popularized by Sam Stovall, CFRA's chief investment strategist, tracks the S&P 500 performance from July 31 to October 31. Going back to 1944, it has found that a positive move over that period usually translates to an incumbent victory, while a negative move translates to a loss.
