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Millennials will need nearly $190,000 annually to survive 2060
Nothing erodes Wealth faster than Inflation. If the cost is $73k in 2022, it will explode to $190k by 2060. Are you making the adjustments?
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How Wealth Adds Up for Teachers ft. Crystina Cardoza
Today, we have featured guest Crystina Cardoza who is a math specialist and financial literacy educator. She shared her passion for teaching math, and encouraged others to be more confident in their math abilities in order to thrive in their personal finances.
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How to Build a More Secure Financial Future in 2024
Coming off of 2020-2021 with $200k net worth increases year over year, the market slowed drastically for 2022 and 2023. We're Tracking Still Growth over Losses.
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How We Created $30k Wealth Investments in December
Early December Santa Claus helped to sweeten 2023. Our stock performance bumped up 28% and our net worth followed.
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How to Prepare for 2024 Market Turbulence while The S&P 500 Set to Close at 5,200
Below are the newest 2024 S&P 500 forecasts. The S&P 500 price targets range from 4,250 to 5,200. This implies returns of between -8% and +12.5% from the December 11, 2023 close of 4,622. We seem to have survived the worst of the cocaine bear market (when the S&P 500 hit 3,577 in October 2022). Based on economist predictions, there will be strong income growth (amid cooling inflation and a robust job market). With the expectation that federal rate hikes have delivered their biggest hits to GDP growth in 2022 through 2023, manufacturing is set to recover in 2024. The key risks to the S&P 500’s performance include consumer sentiment,…
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If You Think It Costs A lot Today, Check Out These 2030 Estimates
Nothing erodes Wealth faster than Inflation. If the cost is $73k in 2020, it will balloon to $95k by 2030. Are you making the adjustments?
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How Americans are Getting Extorted by the Soft Life
Today the crew discusses extravagant events and super soft life. Try not to get scammed into the paycheck-to-debt lifestyle. #TreatCulture is hurting more pockets than we know.
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The Limitations of the Financial Trauma Conversation on Social Media
We are all together again. Today we discuss Lawrence's controversial tweet on Twitter about the lack of money (in Lawrence's voice) is not financial trauma.
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How $3.4 Million Became the Price of the American Dream
Based on Investopedia, the American Dream now costs over $3 million. Well, $3,455,305 but what’s an extra $450,000 between friends? See the dream isn’t dead, the reality is that it costs a lot of money over your lifetime. Against the backdrop of sustained high prices and lingering inflation, the average American is struggling to keep up with the social media Joneses. Gone are the days of discipline and measured spending, in are the days of conspicuous consumption, higher credit card debt balances, and toxic poverty porn. Surrounded by the conversation of debt crises and financial trauma, did Investopedia drop clickbait or are they unto something? We will go through each…
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Sitting on Cash Could Cost You a Lot of Money
Cash comes with an opportunity cost – by sitting in cash, investors may miss out on the potential upside stocks could see in a soft landing, lack the protection that bonds can offer if a recession does happen, and lose out on the inflation protection that real assets have.
