The Short Version: Why Yale University now considers a $200,000 household income ‘low income’… and what that signals about wealth in America The Goldman Sachs finding that shocked financial planners: the income bracket most likely […]
How to talk to your partner about money without it turning into a fight Money causes more arguments in relationships than almost anything else. More than parenting. More than household responsibilities. More than how someone […]
What do millionaires actually do with their money? TIGER 21 is a peer network for people with serious money. Members average over $100 million in net worth. These are not people who need tips. They […]
The Short Version: Oil at $120/barrel is pushing inflation back up and keeping the Fed locked at 3.50-3.75%… rate cuts are off the table for now S&P dropped 4.55% in a week while mortgage rates […]
72% of Americans Think the Economy Is Bad (March 2026) The Short Version: A Pew survey found 72% of Americans have a negative view of the economy, with nearly 40% expecting things to get worse. […]
At a Glance: Housing Market Leadership Is Shifting Away From Pandemic Boomtowns – Home price growth in 2026 is being led by smaller, steady cities in the Midwest and Northeast not flashy Sun Belt boomtowns. Cities […]
Can Your Retirement Survive Coming Social Security Changes? Social Security is projected to be insolvent by 2032. Expect benefit cuts, a higher retirement age, higher taxes, and means-testing as possible fixes. I’m personally preparing for […]
At a Glance Kiyosaki Predicts a “Greater Depression” but Experts Disagree Economic Risks Are Real but Not Catastrophic Balanced Portfolios with Stocks and Real Estate Remain Key In a world where economic forecasts are often […]
How the 2025 Tax Law Creates Massive Advantages for Real Estate Investors Whether you love it or hate it, the new 2025 tax bill is here and real estate investors just hit the jackpot. The […]