On our road to adulthood, we've experienced two global crises — a recession and a pandemic. Many of us are also still carrying mountains of student debt. These years have shaped our outlook on money, and now we're teaching our kids what we know.
These money and investing tips can help you know when it's time to hold stocks or fold them -
These money and investing stories, popular with MarketWatch readers over the past week, can help you spot the signs that can affect your portfolio in what is shaping up as a summer of change for the U.S. economy and financial markets.
The economy is booming, earnings are rising, and the Federal Reserve is giving unprecedented support.
This bull market in stocks may last up to five years — here are six reasons why
Jamaican sprinter Usain Bolt's money advice: 'If you make $10, save $6'
In 2018, Bolt was ranked at No. 45 on Forbes Magazine's list of the 100 richest athletes in the world. He earned $31 million in 2017, when he officially retired.
The eight-time Olympic gold medalist says that after his first Olympic debut in 2004, when he was just 18, he got into "spending" because that's when he started making money.
When Money Is No Object - WSJ
Back in Business is an occasional column that puts the present day in perspective by looking at business history and those who shaped it. Read previous installments of the column here .
The pandemic gave the latest push to the decades-long decline of cash and rise of plastic, online and mobile payments.
Smart Things Retirees Did to Save Money for a Comfortable Retirement
Anyone who's already retired knows that getting there takes a lot of time, hard work, and money.
"[My parents] invested at least half of any raise. My dad's bonuses at work were invested in rental properties that could generate income. When they got married, my parents bought a house that was priced at half of what they could actually afford," Aldrich wrote.
How to Manage Your Money if Inflation Flares - The New York Times
But it's already being discussed enough by the Federal Reserve and a host of economists to raise a crucial question: How can investors protect their portfolios if inflation persists?
Inflation flared this spring, and in June, Jerome H. Powell , the Federal Reserve chair, said, "Inflation could turn out to be higher and more persistent than we expect.
Base camp: Spend less money, more time outdoors | Outdoors | lagrandeobserver.com
Eating oatmeal and fresh huckleberries and drinking a motel coffee packet is about as cheap of meal as you could dream of.
When backpacking you don't even have to buy ice or a cooler. Build a rock ring under a tree in the water and store your food in a cold stream.
Overthinking your money decisions? Here's how to change that - StarTribune.com
When it comes to your finances, there are a couple of ways to sabotage yourself. One is not putting enough thought into it. The other is putting too much thought into it.
Overthinking — becoming obsessed with minor details, twisting yourself into a pretzel, getting overwhelmed with choices and doing nothing — can be just as damaging to your financial future as the opposite.
Money Never Sleeps-And Neither does Birmingham’s Jamell Short | The Birmingham Times
"I was trading gold, closed out and withdrew those profits, reinvested $300, and started trading all over again," Short said. "I was excited to know that I could take money I had and put it into the market and make more money because I understood the way the market works."
Short is a foreign exchange (Forex) trader, who has been in the market for the past five years. He is currently in the process of starting an official site for one of his Facebook classes to expand his mentoring, teaching, and trading services.
Money Wisdom: What Women can do to Eliminate Financial Stress
NEW HAVEN, Conn. (WTNH) — CT Style Reporter Natasha Lubczenko, welcomes "Money Wisdom" sponsored by Johnson Brunetti. We are educating you about smart ways to manage your money.
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