Sentences with phrase «bad money advice»

In that video, Cramer Monday - morning quarterbacks about selling when the Dow was at 11,000, even though Bad Money Advice (accurately) explains Why Market Timing is Hard.

Although reasonably factual, the post qualifies as bad money advice for strongly implying that there is a possibility that investing in forex might be a good idea.

But from such acorns grow great oaks of bad money advice.

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But the end result of a bad day in the markets was that I actually made some money following your advice.

«I ended up losing a lot of money to investment fees and bad advice.»

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The people who disregarded my advice years ago are in much worse financial shape today because they could've use the money to invest and watch their money double or triple.

Ever since we posted our view on emergency funds, we have been thinking about a succinct, straightforward but also scientific way to debunk that bad, bad, bad advice that investors should hold large amounts of cash in a money market account.

Thank God I don't have girls who I have to protect from bad advice such as this... botox, business school, marrying for money, etc..

It turns out that the optimal strategy is not just to put some money into the bank account and watch it grow by compound interest, nor is it to try to pick winners (as my previous bad investment advice to you suggested).

I spent money on writers» magazines and absorbed their bad advice.

Millennials have a bad rep for «killing» entire industries with their strange spending habits, so you probably have never thought to go to them for money advice.

«I ended up losing a lot of money to investment fees and bad advice.»

Now those examples may be more bad advice than outright student loan forgiveness scams where you get mugged in a dark alley, but when you are paying good money to someone who is selling you a professional service and they can't even get the basics right, that's a scam in my book.

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In the meantime, the court may decide whether to allow the agreement to stand or not so you could be stuck with that bad agreement for at least several months and then pay a lot of money for a trial when you could have avoided that whole problem to begin with by hiring a lawyer to give you independent legal advice about your agreement draft.

She faults Suze Orman for sometimes giving bad or inaccurate advice, for example in Orman's short - lived investment newsletter «Money Navigator,» and for falling into the moralistic camp during the Great Recession when (according to Olen) Orman blamed listeners for their financial troubles.

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Instead of wasting money with the attorney to get bad financial advice, use the financial specialist to get better information for less money.

So many people get bad advice and don't even realize they are wasting time and money.

For example, they may start removing money from their bank account because they received bad advice from someone who told them to do so.

Talk to the listing agents, tell them what you're interested in, listen to their advice, and remember they make money when you buy one of their listings, regardless if it is a bad deal, so do your own due diligence.

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