Some of the best investing and personal finance articles from around the web.
Stop listening to pundits (The Big Picture). As we enter the financial silly season, a few things worth remembering about “year-end forecasts and all the rest of the usual unhelpful noise out there.”
The ugly truth about market bubbles is that everyone loses (Bloomberg). The bears are always too early, the bulls stay too late.
The age of financial misinformation (Of Dollars and Data). Especially today, you can’t believe everything you see.
Contemplating retirement income? Start here (Morningstar). Some “non-portfolio” strategies to consider.
The future of work is a 60-year career (The Atlantic). Especially for young people, it’s never been more important to manage your human capital.
Series I savings bonds: End-of-year strategies to take advantage of the current high interest rate (Kitces). The purchase limit resets January first, so there’s still time to buy up to this year’s limit.
Retirees in these 13 states play by different Social Security rules (USA Today). Here’s where state taxes on benefits are imposed on at least some retirees.
Your work is worship — not a matter of personal convenience (Daily Citizen). “Christians are called to play by different rules of engagement.”
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