Sentences with phrase «on financial wisdom»

Here are a few financial training resources that many people have benefited from: The Richest Man in Babylon — a classic book on financial wisdom written as a series of parables.

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«He has proved to be a consensus builder for the sound monetary and financial policy that he believes in... based on his record I am confident that Jay has the wisdom and leadership to guide our economy,» Trump said as the Fed nominee looked on.

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In this issue, I'm going to talk about something you never hear about on financial TV: the wisdom of holding cash.

On the other extreme the RC seems to think that their powers and wisdom is such that they can legislate and achieve some sort of perfect result, stamping out all wrongdoing in the financial services industry.

ExED offers client schools a valuable Financial Oversight Toolkit which shares our collective wisdom regarding financial oversight best practices, and includes primers on such topics as school roles and responsibilities, fraud and mismanagement, and 50 Smart Questions about financial maFinancial Oversight Toolkit which shares our collective wisdom regarding financial oversight best practices, and includes primers on such topics as school roles and responsibilities, fraud and mismanagement, and 50 Smart Questions about financial mafinancial oversight best practices, and includes primers on such topics as school roles and responsibilities, fraud and mismanagement, and 50 Smart Questions about financial mafinancial management.

Fortune in Your Cookies will take you on a journey to discover some of the most profound financial wisdom ensconced in everyday eating, and put you on a path to become financially independent.

Jason explains what the conventional wisdom is with retirement asset allocation, and then goes on to explain why it makes sense for his own financial planning to deviate from that.

I think after two ~ 50 % stock value crashes since 2000, a near financial calamity in 2008, and ongoing shenanigans like high - frequency trading and punishing investing fees (to name just two), people are increasingly rejecting what's become conventional wisdom («you must turn over your savings to Wall Street or retire on a cat food diet»), thanks to the high - powered Wall Street marketing machine.

Generally speaking, we plan on abiding by conventional wisdom and using a fixed «safe withdrawal rate» to estimate our ability to be financial independent and retire early.

You skipped out on many of your debts, raised the cost of credit for the rest of us and now you preach your financial wisdom.

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Ed has written numerous articles to educate the public and his clients on his unique insights into strategies that actually work, instead of the «conventional wisdom» common in the financial industry.

Sam has been celebrated as one of the country's best financial writers (Morgan Housel: «Really smart takes on ETFs, with an occasional killer piece about general investment wisdom») and as Morningstar's best analyst and one of their best writers (John Coumarianos: «Lee has written two excellent pieces [in the span of a month], and his showing himself to be Morningstar's finest analyst»).

So, I think it's important for those with influence to begin to consider departing from the «wisdom» of the past (buy and hold, dollar cost averaging, etc) and to start discussing what we all really need to accomplish our financial goals: investment methodologies which don't depend on emotion, shaky data, «experience» or any other type of non-quantifiable «faith» in the markets.

She went on to write the best - selling book «Zero Debt» and appeared on «Oprah» as well as all the major networks to dispense her financial wisdom.

A new book on Benjamin Graham This brief book review in the Economist introduces a new book which has been added to our reading list: «The Einstein of Money: The Life and Timeless Financial Wisdom of Benjamin Graham» by Joe Carlen.

After we experience the human suffering and the national financial costs from Katrina and Gustav, will we have a debate on the wisdom of rebuilding in coastal waters?

Leave it to James Howard Kunstler to remind us of how bad things can still get... With all the volatility on the stock market today, and the dismal U.S. financial news, I thought it appropriate to turn to the post-peak oil apocalypse sage for some words of wisdom.

We've already seen from the Fast Money team's hilarious response to Matt Simmons» sensible advice, that the twin threats of peak oil and climate change have the potential to turn conventional financial wisdom on its head.

The pronounced wisdom on this is that the financial institutions which are the potential claimants have been reluctant to crystallise their losses because of the impact on their balance sheets.

There's a reason why «pay yourself first» is considered an important piece of financial wisdom — it's a principle that makes sure you're managing your money before spending it on bills.

Headquarted in Singapore, with operations in India, Thailand and Hong Kong, TrakInvest, at its core, is about «Crowdsourcing of Financial Wisdom» and rewarding its participants in a decentralized economy, based on performance and insights.

Your sales associates are the key to your long - term financial success, so it makes sense to pass on some of your financial wisdom to them.

Foster's contributions to the Wealth Triangle Institute provide sound wisdom on the best methods to achieving sustainable financial independence.