Bezos Predicts a 3-Day Workweek, but Social Security’s 45-Hour Monthly Rule Could Still Block a Retiree’s Checks
Jeff Bezos imagines a three-day workweek as the future of semi-retirement, but a little-known Social Security rule can turn that breezy schedule into six months of missing checks before a retiree ever notices the trap.
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Read More4 Industries Resilient to Rising Interest Rates | Stock Prices Move First, It's Too Late Once It's a Hot Topic [Audio Delivery]
Today is the second installment of “Industries that profit when interest rates rise.” Following the banks from the other day, I have picked out four: insurance, securities, trading companies, and companies without debt.
Insurance companies profit from the difference between the maturity benefits decided at the time of contract and the investment yield.
Read MoreWhat is an ETF? Explaining the mechanism, pros and cons of Exchange Traded Funds, and the differences from mutual funds
When you start becoming interested in asset management, ETF is a term you will almost certainly encounter. If you open a securities company’s app, you will see countless products lined up, ranging from Nikkei 225-linked, global stock, US stock, high-dividend, and bond types, to those linked to gold or real estate. However, surprisingly few people can accurately explain how ETFs actually work,
Read MoreBillionaire Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway Expands Lennar Stake by $595 Million
What I realized when asking AI 'Isn't that right?' | Asking AI about investing (Part 1)
When asking AI about investing, the first thing I am careful about is not asking ‘Isn’t that right?’ This is because depending on how you ask, you might steer the AI toward the answer you want to hear.
When I was solving a stock practice problem, Bollinger Bands—a term I had never heard before—came up.
Read MoreThe Burst
Market Commentary: Insiders Think This Stock Is a Steal
As a prominent mall REIT, Simon Property Group (SPG) share price has been doubly impacted by both the rise of remote work and the surge in online retail, leading to its dividend yield soaring to an impressive 6.5%.
This high yield has prompted a significant change in management’s investment strategy, now favoring the repurchase of SPG shares.
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1 Billion Reasons To Buy Buffett’s #1 Stock
While Buffett’s massive cash pile of nearly $300 billion on the books at Berkshire Hathaway has been making waves, what few are paying attention to is how much he’s actually earning on that money every day, week or month.
It turns out Buffett is raking in just shy of a cool billion dollars each and every month just from interest earnings on his war chest.
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