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How Two Opposites and a Rebel Changed the Way We Think About Everything

January 30, 2025 | ,
Traditional economics assumes people make rational choices, but Tversky, Kahneman, and Thaler proved otherwise. Their work exposed the hidden biases shaping our decisions and revolutionized how we think about finance, investing, and human behavior.
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2025 Market Insights

December 19, 2024 |
2024 brought strong market gains, steady growth, and easing inflation. As 2025 approaches, navigating high valuations, political shifts, and rate changes calls for balance and discipline. Discover five key lessons to stay confident and prepared.
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Finding a New Path: Thriving Beyond Burnout in Mid-Life

November 20, 2024 | , ,
Burnout can signal a fresh start. Learn how high-achieving professionals are reclaiming their lives and redefining success with purpose.
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Trump vs. Harris: What Investors Should Know Ahead of the Presidential Election

October 29, 2024 | , ,
Wondering how the election could affect your portfolio? Learn why economic fundamentals—not politics—drive long-term trends and how to keep your financial plan on track.
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What Do Fed Interest Rate Cuts Mean for You?

September 29, 2024 |
The real impact of rate changes on markets and how understanding the why behind the Fed cuts is just as important as the cuts themselves. Whether it's the potential for volatility or long-term benefits for stocks and bonds, we’ll help you stay focused on the bigger picture.
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What to Do After a Data Breach: A 2024 Guide to Safeguarding Your Identity

August 28, 2024 |
The latest company compromised - National Public Data - could impact hundreds of millions of Americans and reveal information like names, addresses, and Social Security numbers. Read on for important tips on how to protect yourself.
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