6 “Caveman Instincts” That Threaten Your Portfolio
As a human, there are certain caveman instincts that can make it harder to invest and make money. Here’s how to avoid them.
As a human, there are certain caveman instincts that can make it harder to invest and make money. Here’s how to avoid them.

Today I want to take a tangent and discuss real estate — specifically real estate agents. I have a good family friend that is looking to buy their first home, and their experience hasn’t been easy. That’s not to say that buying real estate is ever easy, but dealing with a real estate agent should […]

Investing in your own company’s stock can be a risky financial move.

Nelnet Student Loan Servicing has caused problems for lots of borrowers of student loans, and this resource has all the contact information.

More and more cases of spoiled adult children are making an entitlement culture and mentality among our youth.

A look at how you can use I Bonds as an emergency fund.

We break dow the 401(k) plan fees you need to know about and how to avoid them if possible.

Here’s a real conversation I had with a delusional college student about the cost of college.
A look at whether book value matters when you invest, and the implication of book value on mREITs, REITs, or closed-end funds.
Personal accountability is the single most important trait that will define your personal financial success.
There is a strong case for investing in guns and investing in gun manufacturers, like RGR, SWHC, and OLN.
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