Financial writer Morgan Housel, author of the new book “Same as Ever,” discussed the importance of “realizing the inevitable.”
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This habit helped Bill Gates change careers after retiring from Microsoft—despite being ‘very monomaniacal’ at the time
The simple habit of reading helped billionaire Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates transition from tech and business to philanthropy, he says. Here’s how.
At 99, billionaire Charlie Munger shared his No. 1 tip for living a long, happy life: ‘Avoid crazy at all costs’
In one of his final interviews, billionaire Charlie Munger discussed his secrets to longevity, success and happiness. Here’s his best advice.
Case for gold fever: NewEdge Wealth sees record rush intensifying
“It’s been a pretty strong performance for gold — especially when there is a rally in the stock market in November,” NewEdge Wealth’s Ben Emons said.
Charlie Munger’s acumen, wisdom and irreverence: Investors mourn the loss of one-of-a-kind legend
Munger left a mark on generations of investors in a long and fruitful life.
Trailer park caretaker surprises his hometown with a gift of $3.8 million, years after another secret millionaire did the same nearby
Geoffrey Holt quietly built up a fortune through shrewd investing, then gave it all away when he died.
Zero-day commodity options have now entered the ETF space
Investors can now trade commodities with zero-day options-based ETFs. However, experts warn the popular options strategy comes with a risk.
Not saving in your 401(k)? Your employer may re-enroll you
More companies are doing 401(k) “reenrollments” every year. Workers who elected not to participate may have to opt out again.
Investors piled cash into money market mutual funds in 2023 and now could see a higher tax bill
If you funneled cash into money market mutual funds in 2023 amid rising interest rates, you may have a surprise tax bill in April, experts say.
Charlie Munger lived in the same home for 70 years: Rich people who build ‘really fancy houses’ become ‘less happy’
Billionaire Charlie Munger intentionally lived in the same California home for seven decades — making him “happier” and benefitting his children, he said.