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United States Reaches $37 Trillion in Debt

Goldman Sachs · United States

United States Reaches $37 Trillion in Debt

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The benchmark comes after the U.S. passed the $36 trillion debt threshold in November.See the Story

Animal Spirits: The Top 10 Risks to the Stock Market - A Wealth of Common Sense

United States · United States

Animal Spirits: The Top 10 Risks to the Stock Market - A Wealth of Common Sense

Today’s Animal Spirits is brought to you by Vanguard: This episode is sponsored by Vanguard. Learn more at: https://vgi.vg/3GbOsYM On today’s show, we discuss: How America saves 2025 My biggest surprise in retirement These Funds Are Yield Magicians. How Do They Do It? Young People Face a Hiring Crisis. AI Is Making It Worse. Peter Thiel and the Antichrist Will Robots Replace Financial Advisors? Young Invest...Read Article

The Two Types of Money People - A Wealth of Common Sense

The Two Types of Money People - A Wealth of Common Sense

Working in wealth management can be an eye-opening experience at times. There are certain ultra-high net worth clients you work with who have so much money that it doesn’t really matter how the money is invested. They could put it all into T-bills or put it all in stocks and they would be fine either way. And short of blowing up or giving it all away, it doesn’t really matter how much they spend either because...Read Article

How to Spend More Money - A Wealth of Common Sense

When we were young there was a time when my older brother was convinced someone stole a wad of cash from his top drawer. He tore up the house looking for it to make sure the money wasn’t just misplaced somewhere. At one point he burst into my room and found a stash of cash in a hidden compartment of my wallet. It was like $200 which was a lot of money for a 12-year-old in the early 1990s.1 At first he thought I took...Read Article

Depreciating Financial Assets - A Wealth of Common Sense

In 1900, there were just 8,000 automobiles registered in the United States. By 1910, there were nearly half a million cars. By the start of the Great Depression in 1929 it had skyrocketed to 23 million. Just 2% of households owned a car in 1910. By 1940, it was more than 90%. Today, 70% of U.S. households have access to two or more vehicles: There were two main reasons vehicle ownership exploded higher in the early-20th ...Auto · United States Read Article

Animal Spirits: The Nothing Ever Happens Market - A Wealth of Common Sense

Today’s Animal Spirits is brought to you by CBOE and YCharts: See here for more info on Innovator ETFs brought to you by CBOE and here for YCharts tools for advisors. On today’s show, we discuss: Investors ignore world-changing news. Rightly The Relationship Between War & The Stock Market The Biggest Companies Across America Are Cutting Their Workforces Young Graduates Are Facing an Employment Crisis Mess...United States · United States Read Article

How to Make Money in Real Estate - A Wealth of Common Sense

I have a friend who is a tax consultant who works with a number of successful real estate investors. He shared with me the secret to successful real estate investing based on his experience with these clients — you don’t sell. And the reason these investors don’t sell very often is because they hate the idea of paying taxes on their gains. So they more or less buy and hold their properties. A hatred of p...Real Estate · United States Read Article

The Most Volatile Decade - A Wealth of Common Sense

There were 22 trading days in March of 2020. Just one day out of those 22 saw a move of less than plus or minus 1%. Every other day saw a large move including 8 days of down 3% or worse and 8 days of up 3% or better. These were the daily returns during that fateful month: It felt like a year’s worth of volatility in a single month.1 It was one of the most volatile months in stock market history, right up there with...Read Article

Expected Returns in the Stock Market - A Wealth of Common Sense

A reader asks: I was reading your post “3% Market Returns For The Next Decade” and it got me thinking about something you wrote about a few years ago — the John Bogle Expected Return Formula. I don’t remember how you were able to get the numbers to calculate the formula, but I’d love to see an update about what the formula says today. I came across the Bogle Expected Returns Formula in his bo...United States · United States Read Article

How to Diversify Against the Dollar - A Wealth of Common Sense

In my last post I looked at the impressive outperformance of international stocks this year: With all the AI excitement it’s hard to believe foreign stocks are beating the pants off American stocks in 2025 when you consider the sector exposure discepancies: When you include communication services (which includes Google, Facebook and Netflix) and the tech stocks in consumer discretionary (which includes Amazon and ...Stock Markets · United States Read Article

What If Stocks Don't Go Up in the Long Run? - A Wealth of Common Sense

Bill Sweet joined me again on the show this week to discuss questions about putting all of your retirement assets in a Roth IRA, how to make a career shift to finance, how to save for your child’s future, tax considerations when moving out of Florida and more. Further reading: Risk Free S&P? The post What If Stocks Don’t Go Up in the Long Run? appeared first on A Wealth of Common Sense. ...Florida, United States · Florida Read Article

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