Divorce can be expensive. It may take a long time to finalize a divorce and resolve all issues between you and your spouse. You may have to live separately during the divorce, even if you’re working on ending things amicably. … Read More
Cash has been used by humans as a form of tender for hundreds of years. The earliest paper currencies, or bank notes, were created in the 7th century by the Tang dynasty in China. Its utility and widespread acceptance were … Read More
Getting an MBA has for many years been the gold standard for individuals who want to become business management experts. However, the cost of studying for an MBA, including accommodation, has in recent years gone up astronomically. In the US … Read More
A black swan event is something that happens without anyone expecting it and that has huge consequences. These events are characterized by their rarity and the sheer force of their impact. As far as the markets are concerned, negative black … Read More
Eco-investing, often also referred to as green investing, is the investing in projects or businesses that are committed to discovering and producing alternative energy sources, conserving the world’s natural resources, or implementing clean water and air projects. Eco-investing falls under … Read More
Many people who are reading this have probably never heard of the term Dark Web. Even those who have heard about it will not necessarily know what it means. There are countless products and services that are changing hands on … Read More
The inception of the automation era has opened doors to unimaginable stretches of human possibility. Today, automation has transformed financial investment into a profitable concept by leveraging returns at a comfortable level of risk. Traditionally, investors relied on vast investment … Read More
When comparing one investment strategy with another one, the issue of risk is always hovering on the horizon. But how exactly can risk be measured? How can we quantify it to help us make better investment decisions? Most importantly, how … Read More
Many people working hard for a living are often interested in how millionaires invest or made their money. The underlying premise seems to be that, if we could only find out how Warren Buffet or Bill Gates got rich, we … Read More
Thinking you may not need a car? In the United States, 88% of people own a car. In the UK, 77% of households own a car. The number of cars and licensed drivers has increased in both countries, however, that … Read More