Even with the amount of technology available today, sometimes it still helps to write things down with pen and paper. In the latest blog over on the Mullooly Asset website, we talked about the benefits of bullet journaling and how it can help reinforce good financial habits.
Here’s what I’ve been reading this morning:
‘Broken or Bent?’ – Phil Huber – BPs and Pieces
- When your current investment strategy is underperforming, it can be enticing to look for the next best thing. Phil writes about how even during periods when a strategy lags, it is usually not BROKEN, but just BENT.
‘Money For Nothin” – Michael Policar
- Working off of the famous quote from the late Jack Bogle, Michael writes about how investors are usually rewarded for sitting tight with their investments and doing nothing in the face of volatility. The drop and subsequent rally in 2020 is only the latest example.
‘What’s the Best Investing Advice Parents Can Give Teenagers?’ – Tony Isola – A Teachable Moment
- There is plenty to learn about the world of investing and finance, but Tony breaks down the two most important things a parent can teach their teenage child. Find out why he says compound interest and opening a Roth IRA are at the top of the list.
‘Why is Gold Valuable?’ – Nick Maggiulli – Of Dollars and Data
- It’s shiny, heavy, and looks cool, but WHY is gold valuable to people? In his latest post, Nick breaks down the importance of gold, why it’s valuable, when gold became an investment, and who SHOULDN’T own gold. Check it out!
ENJOY!
