I am currently reading a book titled “How I Invest My Money,” edited by Brian Portnoy and Joshua Brown. The book is a collection of short essays by successful money
Jeff Ptak: And I m Jeff Ptak, global director of manager research for Morningstar Research Services. Benz: On this week’s episode we’ll feature some of our favorite clips from interviews we’ve done with financial planners, advisors, and retirement researchers over the past year.
In next week s episode, we ll include some of our favorite excerpts from our interviews with portfolio managers. The pandemic was dominant in 2020, and we asked almost all of our guests to share their perspective on how it has affected how they approach their work and the guidance they provide to others.
Top of mind for Washington Post columnist Michelle Singletary was the importance of people at all income levels holding liquid reserves to tide them through economic shocks.
It’s been a unique year to say the least. And undoubtedly, it’ll be a unique holiday season. However, we shouldn’t let COVID or political turmoil dictate our lives how we celebrate, how we socialize, or how we give.
This year’s list (our 7th edition) is packed with all the things a man wants but feels guilty buying for himself, as well as the things he probably doesn’t even know he wants. Regardless of how deep your pockets are, this is the only holiday gift guide you’ll need from the practical to the fantastical.
In years past, we’ve focused on the notion that Santa loves rich kids more. While it’s important to unapologetically enjoy the fruits of our success and appreciate the finer things in life, it’s also important to embrace a sense of empathy now more than ever as well as optimism with respect to an eventual return to normalcy.
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