Every time you drive past a packed 7 Brew or a Raising Cane's with a line around the block, you probably wonder for about 30 seconds what that owner's life looks like. Is it printing money? Is it a …
When Borrowing Against Your House Is Smart (And When It Quietly Wrecks Your Plan) SB1861
Americans are sitting on more home equity than ever -- and more of them are tapping it. Not because they're struggling, but because they locked in ultra-low mortgage rates and they're not giving those …
What Would You Do With a $500,000 Inheritance — And What Would You Leave Behind? (SB1860)
Americans are in the middle of the largest wealth transfer in history. Trillions of dollars are moving between generations right now. But what do you actually do when half a million dollars lands in …
Dana Anspach on the Four Phases of Retirement — And Why Your Go-Go Years Are the Most Important (SB1859)
Most retirement planning focuses on accumulation -- how to save enough. Dana Anspach of Sensible Money has spent her career on the other side of that equation: what happens when it's time to actually …
The SpaceX IPO Wasn’t for You (and that’s actually fine) SB1858
SpaceX raised $75 billion in the largest IPO in history -- more than all 71 other IPOs combined so far this year. Shares jumped nearly 20% on day one. Elon Musk became the world's first trillionaire. …
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Financial Rules That Sound Smart Until You Actually Test Them (Money “Rules” We Had to Unlearn) SB1857
Everyone inherited financial wisdom from somewhere -- a parent who clipped coupons at three different grocery stores, a first job, a financial guru, or just the culture you grew up in. Some of those …
