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Opinion | The Rich Are Not Who We Think They Are. And Happiness Is Not What We Think It Is, Either.

There is still a lot we can learn from big data.

www.nytimes.com

 

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What are your expectations for the regulation of digital assets?
Innovation always precedes regulation. So it’s no surprise that the crypto marketplace has grown dramatically in advance of regulation.
Regulation is always playing catch-up, and that’s what’s happening now.
We expect that over the next several years, regulations will be released, and the rules will become clear.
They’ll be regulations that both foster development and innovation while protecting consumers.

What role does crypto have in the metaverse?
McKinsey [& Co., management consultants] projects that by 2030, 70% of global GDP will be digital.
In the digital economy, you’ll be using digital assets to conduct financial transactions. They’ll consist of a combination of digital coins, such as Bitcoin and Ethereum, and NFTs [nonfungible tokens].

Ric Edelman: What Investors Really Need to Know About Crypto

He discusses how much Bitcoin to own, Fidelity's 401(k) move and what he thinks of the recent rout.

www.thinkadvisor.com

 

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AR: Chapter 45 asks a timely question: what should you do if the economy tanks? What should you do?
BF: It’s natural to think that you shouldn’t invest when the economy is doing poorly. However, history shows that this can actually be the best time to invest. Investor sentiment is usually low when economic data looks bleak. That, in turn, leads to low asset prices. Buying those assets when they are out of favor has been a great move because asset prices gradually recover as the economy and investor sentiment improves.

AR: You have a number of pieces of advice for your younger self. Which one do you think is the most universal?
BF: Saving is more important than investing. Focus your time on making more and spending less. Increasing your savings rate by a few hundred dollars a month can have a massive difference in your net worth later in life.

My returns improved dramatically once my mindset shifted from “build wealth quickly” to “build wealth slowly.”

Q&A with Brian Feroldi author of “Why Does the Stock Market Go Up”

abnormalreturns.com

 

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Better Than Dollars - HumbleDollar

A FRIEND ASKED ME recently if I got paid for the writing I do. She assumed that I’d be compensated, especially for research articles published in scholarly journals. “Yes,” I replied. “I’m paid generously—in psychic income.” “What’s psychic income?” she asked. I explained. “Instead of earning a...

humbledollar.com

 

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Rules for Retirement - HumbleDollar

WANT A HAPPIER, more fulfilling retirement? You work your entire life to get there, and you want to make the most of the time you’re given. But how? Here are my 10 rules for retirement: 1. Have a purpose and a plan, but be flexible. You might have devoted more than 70,000 hours to your career...

humbledollar.com

 

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Sanzioni, contro-sanzioni e impatto sulla filiera mondiale.

Il conto delle sanzioni

diAlessandro Carollo A circa 90 giorni dall'inizio del conflitto in Ucraina, quali sono stati gli effettivi impatti delle sanzioni finanziarie imposte ai

www.assinews.it

 

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The Vanguard scenario analysis, which is built on the Philadelphia Federal Reserve's 10-year projections for higher inflation and moderate to low returns for both stocks and bonds, forecasts the sustainable inflation-adjusted annual withdrawal rate to be between 2.8% and 3.3%.

Insights & research library

Discover Vanguard insights and 401(k) research to enhance your investment strategies.

institutional.vanguard.com

 

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L'economia dell'Ucraina in tempo di guerra. Report Economist - Startmag

L'Ucraina è entrata in guerra in buone condizioni, con un'economia che cresce a un ritmo annualizzato trimestre su trimestre di quasi il 7%;

www.startmag.it

 

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Aspettiamo la fine della guerra per osservare come cambieranno gli atteggiamenti, perché cambieranno secondo me. Procedura accelerata?

Parigi, per l'Ucraina nell'Ue ci vorranno 15-20 anni - Ultima ora - Ansa.it

L'ingresso dell'Ucraina nell'Ue ci vorranno "15 o 20 anni, sarà molto lunga". (ANSA)

www.ansa.it

 

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Quelli principali e ancora vigenti sono poco più una quarantina e in questo ultimo triennio (2020-2022) si stima che costeranno allo Stato almeno 113 miliardi di euro (per la precisione 112,7).

https://www.cgiamestre.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/Bonus-21-maggio-2022-2.pdf