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Nobel Ideas for Real-Life Money Questions

Merton, MaxiFi, You, and Me

Dec 1 •

From “Not Good at Math” to Confident Investor

Nov 24 •

The $2,000 Stimulus Check

What would you do with a $2,000 stimulus check?

Nov 17 •

Pricing Your Passions

The stock market softens when the U.S.

Nov 14 •

Financial Advice Needs to be Shaken and Stirred

These rules need to be broken

Nov 11 •

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Raising Your Money Happiness, Simply

Teaching with Notebook LM

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Stocks High, Risk Managed

HELO: Stocks with insurance

Nov 3 •

The Florida Flood That Insurance Forgot

An update on an earlier post

Oct 21 •

💰Smarter Money Choices

On daily money matters, most people are like you and me.

Oct 17 •

The College Endowment

A crazy, lucky event.

Oct 9 •

The Modern Measure of Financial Literacy

It’s no surprise that understanding money is seen as important for having a successful financial life.

Oct 6 •

Your Money Made Better

The Book: Economics-Based Personal Finance

Sep 26 •

Sneak Peek: What’s Inside “Economics-Based Personal Finance”

Ever wondered how economists approach the everyday money questions that shape our lives?

Sep 25 •

How to Find Financial Advice

Your path to clarity

Sep 22 •

Jay-Z and the 0.01% Rule

Last weekend, a new personal finance decision rule received a Wall Street Journal headline.

Sep 15 •

Tiny Feet. Big College Questions

The effect of 529 plans

Sep 9 •

Single to Retired: The Common Thread

Why Life Cycle Models Matter

Sep 4 •

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