Getting the Goalpost to Stop Moving

There aren’t many iron laws of money. But here’s one, and perhaps the most important: If expectations grow faster than income you’ll never be happy with your money. One of the most important financial skills is getting the goalpost to stop moving. It’s also one of the...

Predicting Inflation is Hard

In 1928, economist Irving Fisher wrote a book called “The Money Illusion” that was all about inflation. The best way to view think about inflation back then was through the lens of wars and how they impacted the economy. Fisher lays out that relationship:...

Robinhood’s Big Gamble

In eliminating barriers to investing in the stock market, is the app democratizing finance or encouraging risky behavior? Read Full Article Here (click here)… Written By: Sheelah Kolhatkar Published By: www.newyorker.com