Wharton’s Matt Killingsworth has discovered something that might make your wallet (and your heart) a little lighter. Happiness apparently keeps climbing alongside your income, smashing through previous expectations like a caffeinated stock market. Who knew money could buy smiles and surprises? Here is a section: While there is plenty of research on money and happiness,…
Lessons beyond the man who broke the Bank of England
I periodically recycle old posts on my blog to ensure that new clients can benefit from valuable content they may have missed. Today, I’m revisiting an insightful post on George Soros, a figure I greatly respect as one of the most exceptional investors on my radar. I must confess that my investment approach is influenced…
Back to school
When we take a step back and truly reflect, it is clear there is much to be grateful for in our home country. Yet, we must also acknowledge the harsh reality that millions of people are not as fortunate. Inflation continues to be a relentless force, eroding the financial stability of the most vulnerable among…
Wrapping up the year
As 2024 draws to a close, this week’s blog post will be a bit lighter than usual mainly because I’m swimming in a sea of meetings, calls, and last-minute to-dos. It is that time of year when my calendar looks less like a tool for organization and more like an abstract piece of modern art…
Survey Monday
As 2024 wraps up and we begin to peek into 2025 because let us face it, that calendar switch always sneaks up on us and it is the perfect time to take a step back and get your investment strategy in order. The markets never fail to keep us on our toes, throwing surprises our…