Listening to cathie wood justify her high fees on CNBC hilariously exposes how much of a grifter she is.
that the fight on inflation wasn’t done, continue to look at the data and may raise more or not, QT continues all fairly status quo yellen had comments out at the same time as well about FDIC insurance
dont worry tomorrow they'll go up and everyone will retroactively say it's because of powells statements
In the spirit of further tackling inflation I decided to shop my car insurance since Geico for me has gone from $1400/year to $2100/year over the last 12 months. State Farm was able to get me better car coverage, renters and a $1M umbrella for less than my Geico car premium. Ez decision and wtf is Geico gouging?
I have no metrics to back this up but I think insurance companies will raise rates knowing a decent number of people will stick with them out of convenience rather that shopping around. They just got greedy with you and raised em too fast.
I switch every 1-2 years. I put a reminder in To-Doist to remind me about a week before my renewal comes to shop.
was like 2 days ago she had a viral completely fabricated tweet, first i'd heard of her but yes she's krassenstein tier
She may (and looks like) she sucks but that idea is shared amongst the institutional community right now. I’m sure she read it in a newsletter and decide to add her own spin on it.
Think I need to do this when renewal time hits this summer, my GEICO policy went up about $100 this past renewal but I’m expecting it to keep going
Feels like the last week the day has started way up or way down, but we’re ending somewhere between 3920-3980 on the S&P every day. Waiting for the big move
Pure brag post but I’ve crossed the 4% SWR for FIRE. I’ve moved my final target to 3.5% purely out of my brokerage (401k is only ~10% of my worth) which leaves me 12-24 months away as long as the markets move somewhat close to historic averages.
Just bought some BXMT. The price dropped down below $18 and they haven’t changed their $.62 (quarterly) dividend so my maths says that it’s almost a 14% dividend yield.
Just got confirmation on a salary change for 2023-2024 so: Max 401(k) Max 403(b) Max Family HSA Max Roth x 2
how did you determine how much you’ll plan on withdrawing in retirement? X% of your current salary or something different?
So endeavor is merging with WWE at an implied $106 share price but WWE is down 5% to $85 what am I missing
Oh good, if we right size McDonald’s we can reduce the prices of Big Macs to be more in line with wage growth the last 30 years
Nevermind they’re cooking the books. It’s a merger that values WWE at $106 and values the ufc at 3x what endeavor paid a couple years ago