Nvidia and Diversification: Is Your Portfolio Ready?
- Forbes
The optimism surrounding U.S. equity markets is understandable, yet no trend lasts forever. Diversification remains the only free lunch in investing.
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All in the mind? The surprising truth about brain rot
- The Guardian
Is screen use really sapping our ability to focus and lowering our IQs? The scientists who have actually analysed the data give their verdict.
TSA Punts REAL ID Enforcement To 2027
- Forbes
Only 70% of state-issued identifications would be REAL ID-compliant by the May deadline, raising the prospect of delays at airport security checkpoints. Here's what this could mean for air travelers starting in May.
Loanable Funds: What They Are, How They Work
- Investopedia
Loanable funds are a big part of how money moves through our economy, representing the availability of capital for investment. Loanable funds include all forms of credit, such as loans (personal, business, etc.) and savings deposits. They are made available for capital investment and represent the amount of money available for others to borrow.
Seven Trends in Senior Living for 2025...and Beyond
- Forbes
Seven trends we will see more of in the senior living industry in 2025: aging solo, middle-market focus, longevity and well-being, intergenerational living, memory care and tech.
The Two Shocking Charts U.S. Investors Need to Watch
- Forbes
The only thing that counts is the direction of the U.S. Federal Reserve's monetary policy.
The secret to a successful workplace: middle managers
- Business Insider
Middle managers have a vital job in the workplace. Some companies have scaled back on middle management. Workplace experts shared why middle managers can be essential to a business's success.
Video: TikTok's Ban Battle
- Bloomberg
Bloomberg's Sara Forden breaks down the Supreme Court's hearing of TikTok's arguments against a law that would potentially ban the social media platform in the US. She joins Caroline Hyde on "Bloomberg Technology" to discuss.
5 choices to make with your money today you'll be happy you did in 6 months
- Business Insider
Now is the time to take a few steps to financially prepare yourself for 2025. Create an emergency fund and develop a plan to tackle any debt you may have. Use a budgeting app to understand your spending, and make retirement saving easier by automating it.