I wrote about Bitcoin previously. You can see my original article here. I have learned more about Bitcoin and more about investing, and I have been...

​The common financial rule of thumb says that you should have 3 to 6 months of living expenses in your emergency fund. But what does "living...

What is investing? You know the word, but do you really know what it means? Are you investing or are you speculating? Knowing what investing really...

In The 48 Laws of Power, Robert Greene takes the reader on a spectacular journey throughout history, stopping at a plethora of interesting...

Here are the notes I took from a lecture on presentation fundamentals during my first year in grad school. The lecture was given by a professor who...

We all know (or should know) that having an emergency fund is crucial to successful financial planning. Having a rainy day fund is one of the first...

Many people think that saving money and investing it is hard. They feel that saving is on the opposite spectrum of fun and involves scrimping,...

The Law of Demand can be represented by the following graph - a downward sloping line with Price (P) and Quantity (Q) on the axes. The Law of...

Have you heard the saying "More isn't always better" before? That's not true according to economists. An underlying assumption in economics is that,...

We all know (or should know) that buying a lottery ticket is truly a waste of money in the formal sense of the concept. Your chances of winning are...