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Earn on Spending or Subsidize Banks—No Middle Ground
SocialApr 30, 2026

Earn on Spending or Subsidize Banks—No Middle Ground

You’re either earning on your spending, or subsidizing your bank. There isn’t a third option. 3% on everything, 15% on food + rides, or nothing 💳 Most people will read this and do nothing. 👇 https://t.co/W72fnPrAXx Thanks @ether_fi for sponsoring the show

By Laura Shin
Rebalancing Works—If Assets Stay Uncorrelated in Downturns
SocialApr 30, 2026

Rebalancing Works—If Assets Stay Uncorrelated in Downturns

Rebalancing a diversified portfolio is one of the more robust strategies out there. Shannon showed with his “Shannon’s demon” portfolio that periodic rebalancing of two alpha-less investments could make money; the fly in the ointment is that they need to...

By Vance Harwood
Buy the Dip, Not the Hype.
SocialApr 30, 2026

Buy the Dip, Not the Hype.

Investing for dummies: Stop FOMO buying pumps Start FOMO buying dumps on bullish assets Now you're buying discounts and not chasing premium prices like everyone else

By Nebraskan Gooner
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SocialApr 30, 2026

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Most people think the secret to building wealth is finding the right stock. It's not. It's starting before you feel ready. Buffett bought his first stock at 11. Not because he had it figured out — because he started. That $114 compounding...

By Mike the Value Investor
Spend 5 Minutes Daily for Financial Confidence
SocialApr 30, 2026

Spend 5 Minutes Daily for Financial Confidence

Taking a quick five minutes to check in on your finances while you eat breakfast or commute to work could help you feel more in control of your money. https://t.co/VyvdVlw501

By Vox – Money
New Income Strategies Replace Broken 4% Rule
SocialApr 30, 2026

New Income Strategies Replace Broken 4% Rule

Bonds are failing retirees. The 4% rule is broken. Covered call ETFs are leaving money on the table. Free CE credit panel TODAY at 1 PM ET with @TuttleCapital. What actually works for income in 2026. https://t.co/RQPLScxiYP

By Michael A. Gayed, CFA (Lead-Lag Report)
Bank Savings Earn 0.01%, T‑Bills Yield 3.5%
SocialApr 30, 2026

Bank Savings Earn 0.01%, T‑Bills Yield 3.5%

Big banks rip you off. BoA, Chase, and Wells Fargo pay ~0.01% interest on your savings. They earn BILLIONS off your cash by lending it out at 6.5 Instead of keeping your savings there, consider Treasury Bills paying ~3.5%, state tax free, backed...

By The Money Cruncher
High Earners Lack Money Confidence? Try This 5‑Point Fix
SocialApr 30, 2026

High Earners Lack Money Confidence? Try This 5‑Point Fix

A lot of high earners don’t feel confident about their money — even when things look “fine.” There’s a reason for that. I unpacked it here: High-Income, Low Confidence? This 5-Point Plan Can Fix That | Kiplinger https://share.google/afgSluijuIsguiiKt

By Dr. Preston Cherry, CFP
Diversified Long-Term Investing Turns Market Turbulence Into Opportunity
SocialApr 30, 2026

Diversified Long-Term Investing Turns Market Turbulence Into Opportunity

Remember this the next time you find yourself in a turbulent market with bad news: 1. You are a long-term investor 2. Diversified portfolios are resilient 3. Down markets present opportunities 4. Corrections and bear markets have always given way to a recovery https://t.co/7U3OZH4iTy

By Peter Mallouk
Stop Waiting: Use Your Money to Fund Life
SocialApr 30, 2026

Stop Waiting: Use Your Money to Fund Life

Everyone has a version of "the list". The place you'll visit when the kids leave home. The slower life you'll start when things calm down. The problem? Everything NEVER lines up. The list doesn't get shorter.. You just get older. I've spent 20...

By Robin J Powell
Family Happiness Beats Lavish Vacations; Live Below Your Means
SocialApr 30, 2026

Family Happiness Beats Lavish Vacations; Live Below Your Means

Sure, you can spend £5,067 on a lavish holiday. Or, for you £22 you can: Get 100 x 2ps, 20 x 50ps and 10 x £1s - and have an absolute scream at the arcade. Your kids don’t give a sh** about: All inclusive...

By Adam Shilton
Pick XRP Income or Growth Fund Based on Life Stage
SocialApr 30, 2026

Pick XRP Income or Growth Fund Based on Life Stage

Two funds, two goals. The DWP income fund pays cashflow. The growth fund builds more XRP. Both require accredited investor status. The right allocation depends on where you are. Long runway and no income need, growth fund. Retired and funding...

By Jake Claver
Metrobank's Moneygurado Uses Real Stories to Teach Finance
SocialApr 29, 2026

Metrobank's Moneygurado Uses Real Stories to Teach Finance

🇵🇭Metrobank boosts financial literacy campaign with #Moneygurado: The 'Moneygurado' initiative combines a public awareness campaign with a docuseries that frames #money management through real-life Filipino experiences rather than traditional rule-based guidance. Great initiative by @Metrobank: https://t.co/EdGXMngyIO #FinancialLiteracy #resilience #Philippines

By Urs Bolt
Simplicity Keeps Your Retirement Savings on Track
SocialApr 29, 2026

Simplicity Keeps Your Retirement Savings on Track

Keeping it simple is the best way to keep your retirement-savings goal on track. https://t.co/U0en039ICj

By Vox – Money
Five Tax-Free Retirement Withdrawal Strategies Advisors Must Know
SocialApr 29, 2026

Five Tax-Free Retirement Withdrawal Strategies Advisors Must Know

Tax-free retirement distributions sound straightforward until you get into the actual rules.  Join Tim Steffen for this Kitces webinar, where Tim will cover five strategies advisors use to get money out of retirement accounts without a tax hit: rollovers, after-tax basis recovery, NUA, Roth withdrawals,...

By Michael Kitces
Affluent Inflation Nearer 6%, Not 12%: Stay Realistic
SocialApr 29, 2026

Affluent Inflation Nearer 6%, Not 12%: Stay Realistic

In my view, affluent peoples inflation is closer to 6% a year on average. I think 12% a year is overstated as an inflation goal, even if I looked at my own spending from 2006 to now. Most people's household...

By Deepak Shenoy
Hang up when Telemarketers Demand Gift‑card Payment
SocialApr 29, 2026

Hang up when Telemarketers Demand Gift‑card Payment

The next time a telemarketer asks you to pay with a gift card, hang up. https://t.co/eKgkYoJ3Cw

By Vox – Money
Key Finance Tips: College Costs, Retirement Timing, Tax Refund Ideas
SocialApr 29, 2026

Key Finance Tips: College Costs, Retirement Timing, Tax Refund Ideas

💰 Personal finance links: paying for college, a bad year to retire, and things to do with a tax refund. https://t.co/IciYnkS3Od image: https://t.co/qERaT4pLag https://t.co/JULFagq6xC

By Tadas Viskanta
Investing Beats Saving: $357k Extra by 65
SocialApr 29, 2026

Investing Beats Saving: $357k Extra by 65

John saved $200/mo from 25 to 65 in a savings account getting ~3%. At 65, he has ~$190k. Bob invested $200/mo from 25 to 65 getting ~7.25%/yr on average. At 65, he has $548k. $357k difference between saving vs investing. If you want...

By The Money Cruncher
Stay Invested: S&P 500 Wins 75% of Years
SocialApr 29, 2026

Stay Invested: S&P 500 Wins 75% of Years

The S&P 500 averages ~10% per year… But the reality? • Best year: +34% • Worst year: -38% • Positive ~75% of the time Long-term investors win by staying invested, not timing it.

By Cerv Harris | Stocks • Invest • Finance
Financial Freedom Makes Life Exponentially Easier
SocialApr 29, 2026

Financial Freedom Makes Life Exponentially Easier

Life becomes 1000X easier when you have: - No car loan - No school loans - No credit card debt - 6 months of expenses saved - Automated monthly investments

By Justin David Carl
Inflation‑linked Bonds Boost Nominal Returns, Tax on Unrealized Gains
SocialApr 29, 2026

Inflation‑linked Bonds Boost Nominal Returns, Tax on Unrealized Gains

𝗧𝗮𝘅𝗲𝗱 𝗼𝗻 𝗠𝗼𝗻𝗲𝘆 𝘆𝗼𝘂 𝗛𝗮𝘃𝗲𝗻'𝘁 𝗥𝗲𝗰𝗲𝗶𝘃𝗲𝗱 😲 To see how RSA Retail Savings Inflation-Linked Bonds work, let’s look at a hypothetical investment of R100,000 over a 5 year period 𝗟𝗲𝘁'𝘀 𝘀𝗮𝘆 𝘆𝗼𝘂 𝗶𝗻𝘃𝗲𝘀𝘁 𝗥𝟭𝟬𝟬,𝟬𝟬𝟬 𝗶𝗻 𝗮 𝟱-𝘆𝗲𝗮𝗿 𝗶𝗻𝗳𝗹𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻-𝗹𝗶𝗻𝗸𝗲𝗱 𝗯𝗼𝗻𝗱 𝗮𝘁 𝗮 𝟰.𝟳𝟱%...

By Talk Cents
Selling Means Two Decisions: Exit and Re‑Entry Timing
SocialApr 29, 2026

Selling Means Two Decisions: Exit and Re‑Entry Timing

"Should I sell?" feels like one decision. It's actually two. Right to sell. Right to buy back lower. Nobody on Wall Street times that consistently. Family investors managing under 15 stocks definitely don't. Want those odds? The honest math 👇 https://open.substack.com/pub/dralexkoh/p/should-i-sell-my-stocks-the-monday

By Alex Koh
Good Stock? Only at the Right Price
SocialApr 29, 2026

Good Stock? Only at the Right Price

Most investors ask "Is this a good stock?" Wrong question. The right one: "Is this a good stock at this price?" The same business can be your best investment or your worst, depending on what you paid. Price isn't just a number. It's...

By Mike the Value Investor
Real Estate Leverage Lets $60k Control $300k Asset
SocialApr 28, 2026

Real Estate Leverage Lets $60k Control $300k Asset

$60,000 down on a $300,000 rental property controls a $300,000 asset. That same $60,000 in the stock market controls $60,000. The bank will never offer you that deal on a stock. They've been telling you which asset they trust more for hundreds of...

By Sam (FasterFreedom)
HSAs: Tax‑Free Growth, Lifetime Benefits, Retirement Flexibility
SocialApr 28, 2026

HSAs: Tax‑Free Growth, Lifetime Benefits, Retirement Flexibility

Why we love Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) in 2026: 1️⃣ Tax-deductible contributions (lower your taxable income) 2️⃣ Tax-free investment growth 3️⃣ Tax-free withdrawals for medical bills 4️⃣ Your balance never expires and stays with you if you change jobs. 5️⃣ At age...

By For Better or Worth
Every Past Market Crash Recovered—Don’t Panic Now
SocialApr 28, 2026

Every Past Market Crash Recovered—Don’t Panic Now

You've been here 9 times before. COVID. 2022 bear. Yen carry. Liberation Day. Epic Fury. Every single one looked like THE top while you were living through it. Every single one recovered. 9 of 9. You're at panic top number 10. Full breakdown 👇 https://open.substack.com/pub/dralexkoh/p/should-i-sell-my-stocks-the-monday

By Alex Koh
Add a Solo 401(k) to Boost Side‑Hustle Savings
SocialApr 28, 2026

Add a Solo 401(k) to Boost Side‑Hustle Savings

To anybody with a full-time W-2 and a side hustle in 2026: You can likely open a solo 401(k) for your side hustle and use this to get up to $72K into this plan on top of what you put into...

By Ryan Odom
Stress‑Free Investing Redefined in New Book Release
SocialApr 28, 2026

Stress‑Free Investing Redefined in New Book Release

I'm very pleased to announce that my new book, THE AWESOME PORTFOLIO, will be released on September 8th, 2026. It's a stress-free approach to investing, and it blows to smithereens the conventional wisdom about saving for retirement. Pre-order here: https://t.co/2ADIy8Jfh7

By Jared Dillian
Inflation Eats Savings; Invest to Preserve Wealth
SocialApr 28, 2026

Inflation Eats Savings; Invest to Preserve Wealth

$100k today is worth the same as: - $82k in 2021 - $73k in 2016 - $68k in 2011 - $61k in 2006 - $54k in 2001 "Saving" is an oxymoron... So here's the easiest (and safest) way to invest your money:

By Brennan Schlagbaum, CPA (Budgetdog)
Inflation Steals Value; Invest to Protect Wealth
SocialApr 28, 2026

Inflation Steals Value; Invest to Protect Wealth

Inflation is the tax that nobody votes for. The government prints money... Banks lend it out... And 25 years, every dollar you own is worth 46% less 😬 The ONLY solution is investing, and this is the easiest way to get started 😉 Share this...

By Brennan Schlagbaum, CPA (Budgetdog)
First‑Gen Accountant Shares 7 Money Lessons From 20s
SocialApr 28, 2026

First‑Gen Accountant Shares 7 Money Lessons From 20s

7 MONEY TRUTHS I LEARNED IN MY 20s, As a 29-year old 1st gen Chartered Accountant:

By Pastel Portfolio
Consistent Saving Beats Picking the Right Investment
SocialApr 28, 2026

Consistent Saving Beats Picking the Right Investment

The investment decision that matters most Saving consistently matters more than picking investments. #WealthBuilding #FinancialPlanning https://t.co/barJJEQNbf

By Robin J Powell
Check Your Portfolio Less for Less Stress, Better Returns
SocialApr 28, 2026

Check Your Portfolio Less for Less Stress, Better Returns

Why checking your portfolio less helps Less checking often means less stress and better outcomes. #LongTermInvesting #BehaviouralFinance https://t.co/vWXJKp3lOU

By Robin J Powell
Staying with Parents Boosts Median Household Wealth
SocialApr 28, 2026

Staying with Parents Boosts Median Household Wealth

The secret to stunningly high median household wealth is living with your parents well into your 30s with limited geographic mobility or job opportunities in reach.

By Alex Mengden
Hit Savings Goal, Pay Lump Sum, Accelerate
SocialApr 28, 2026

Hit Savings Goal, Pay Lump Sum, Accelerate

One of my clients has been saving toward a full website redesign and last week we officially hit the goal. We set a savings target, tracked it in her cash flow forecast, and when I pulled her numbers the final amount...

By Samantha (Strategic Bookkeeper & Fractional CFO for Creatives)
Conviction Drives Portfolio Survival; Trim Small Positions
SocialApr 28, 2026

Conviction Drives Portfolio Survival; Trim Small Positions

Most DWP clients are diversified across multiple assets. Twenty tokens is common. The exception is long-term Bitcoin holders who prefer one asset and a simple strategy. Scattered portfolios get trimmed. Small positions without conviction are usually the first to go....

By Jake Claver
Turn Your Financial Mess Into Money Mastery
SocialApr 28, 2026

Turn Your Financial Mess Into Money Mastery

If you financially f**********cked up but you want to turn it around & get your money right…… I hope you find my page.

By Justin David Carl
High‑Yield Bonds Can Mask Non‑existent Cash
SocialApr 28, 2026

High‑Yield Bonds Can Mask Non‑existent Cash

Pro tip: if a bond trades at >10% yield with a net cash balance sheet… the cash might not be real

By Michael Fritzell
Pay More Once, Save Forever: Choose Durable Appliances
SocialApr 28, 2026

Pay More Once, Save Forever: Choose Durable Appliances

You can buy a $15,000 oven/range that will last forever. Or you can buy a $1500 one that will last 5 years

By Bryan Beal
Free 401k Guides for New Investors
SocialApr 27, 2026

Free 401k Guides for New Investors

If you are new and looking gor investment here are some free guides example for 401k https://www.investtofire.com/blog/2026-03-401k-calculator-guide-maximize-retirement

By RJ (RJ Trades)
Leverage, Not Slow Savings, to Control $300K Quickly
SocialApr 27, 2026

Leverage, Not Slow Savings, to Control $300K Quickly

Yeah… just throw $500 a month into stocks and become a millionaire. Should only take you 34 years. Or you could control a $300K asset this year using none of your own money…

By Sam (FasterFreedom)
Start These Habits Now for a Future‑Ready Life
SocialApr 27, 2026

Start These Habits Now for a Future‑Ready Life

What every teenager should be doing right now to set themselves up for the future.

By Grant Cardone
Ignore 52‑Week Highs: Best Buys Often Appear Strong
SocialApr 27, 2026

Ignore 52‑Week Highs: Best Buys Often Appear Strong

"The hardest stocks to buy are often the ones the market is telling you are working." My latest memo: Don’t Fear the 52-Week High https://t.co/maO0NjM84P https://t.co/uSecDvzaVW

By Julian Klymochko
Smart Families Brace for 2026 AI Job Wave
SocialApr 27, 2026

Smart Families Brace for 2026 AI Job Wave

Layoffs this year: -> Dell: 11,000 -> Meta: 8,000 -> UPS: 30,000 -> Oracle: 20,000 -> Amazon: 16,000 2026 is the Great AI Displacement. Here's how smart families are preparing financially:

By Brennan Schlagbaum, CPA (Budgetdog)
Financial Advisors: Guiding Decisions Beyond Market Beats
SocialApr 27, 2026

Financial Advisors: Guiding Decisions Beyond Market Beats

A lot of people think they don't need a financial advisor because an index fund can beat most portfolio managers. They're not wrong about the index fund. But that's not actually what a financial advisor is for. The real value isn't...

By Kevin L. Matthews II
RMDs Trigger Forced Equity Sales, Yet Allocations Rise
SocialApr 27, 2026

RMDs Trigger Forced Equity Sales, Yet Allocations Rise

Not sure this is taking place: Many Managed Retirement accounts with active RMD's (Required Minimum Distributions) should have asset allocation models that result in forced Equity selling in order to rebalance the portfolios weightings. Seems like equity allocation are swelling.

By InterestArb
Allocate Crypto Based on Cashflow, Not Risk Labels
SocialApr 27, 2026

Allocate Crypto Based on Cashflow, Not Risk Labels

Risk tolerance in crypto is relative. Clients holding 100% of their net worth in digital assets will call themselves conservative. Conviction changes perception. What does retirement look like? What cashflow do you need? Short term inside one year, medium term around...

By Jake Claver
Zero Tax Refund Means Smart Cash Flow Management
SocialApr 27, 2026

Zero Tax Refund Means Smart Cash Flow Management

Most people get excited for a tax refund. I don't. A $0 refund is the ultimate flex. Why? Because a refund means you gave the IRS an interest-free loan. That’s YOUR money that could’ve been reinvested into your business all year. A...

By Atiya Brown CPA