Last year for a few weeks, FDIC insurance was the HOTTEST topic in finance. When Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank failed, it was at the top of everybody’s mind. My blog post from this week refreshed everyone’s mind on all things FDIC insurance related.
Here’s what I’ve been reading this morning:
‘Rich People Don’t Talk to Robots’ – Josh Brown – Downtown Josh Brown
- AI has been making headlines left and right recently, and it’s making its way into the financial advisory space. Josh writes about how human advisors can utilize AI technology to better serve their clients instead of worrying that AI and robo-advisors will steal their jobs.
‘Can You Retire at 30 with $10 Million?’ – Nick Maggiulli – Of Dollars and Data
- The question of “how do I need to retire?” is always tricky because the answer is: it depends. Nick takes a conversation from Twitter and runs some numbers to see how much you could realistically spend and still be comfortably retired.
‘The Unexpected Ways a Big Raise Affects Your Happiness’ – Joe Pinsker – The Wall Street Journal
- There are, of course, the obvious ways in which a big raise might impact your happiness. After all, more money is usually not a BAD thing. This article looks at ways it could impact your happiness that you might NOT think about initially.
‘Why More People Owe the IRS Money, in Three Charts’ – Ashlea Ebeling – The Wall Street Journal
- A lot of people are used to getting tax refunds from the IRS, but recently have been owing money instead. Why? This article looks at a few different reasons why this is happening, and what individuals can do about it.
ENJOY!
