When my dad died, I was lucky. I’m not saying I didn’t like the guy (I did), or that his passing significantly lined my pockets (it didn’t). I was lucky for one very specific reason: his lawyer, who’d drafted his and my mom’s will after they moved to Princeton, N.J. in 1968, was still alive. […]
A lesson that has stood the test of time.
The quarter-point uptick is the first hike since the start of the financial crisis.
Prime Minister-designate Justin Trudeau inherits an economy in mild recession. What must he do?
Happy Friday, everyone.
One thing I find strange about market corrections is how nobody seems to see them coming.
Every Thursday, my mailbox fills with flyers from real estate agents keen to represent the sale of my house. These slick missives highlight how quickly their past listings sold, and tout the sums over asking garnered from buyers.
The past few months, I’ve noticed a telling trend: the average overpayment for houses in my neighborhood far exceeds what I paid
They survived greater disclosure requirements—so you can, too
Joseph P. Kennedy, first chairman of the SEC, once said he knew to dump his holdings when he got stock tips from the kid shining his shoes.