Don’t feel left out of the FIRE movementFinance0 comments

The acronym and the investors If you’ve ever considered early retirement, you could join the FIRE movement. FIRE stands for “financial independence retire early.” During their working years, FIRE investors invest as much of their income as possible in hopes of attaining financial independence at a young age and maintaining it for the long term—a.k.a.

5 Keys to Becoming a Millionaire on Less Than $100k Per YearFinance0 comments

You may know Ashley Kehr from the Real Estate Rookie Podcast, but you may not know that only a short time ago she was a rookie herself. Ashley started as a property manager for a local investor and slowly made her way from owning one property to owning thirty-three long-term rentals, a short-term arbitrage property,

Helping Latinx Employees With Their Retirement NeedsFinance0 comments

National Hispanic American Heritage Month spans from September 15 through October 15 and, as a part of this month of recognition, we asked ourselves at Betterment for Business: What are the unique challenges facing Latinx-American employees today? How can we learn about these challenges and address them as a part of our ongoing effort to

Publix Looks to Hire 30k Employees By the End of 2021Finance0 comments

Publix aims to hire 30,000 employees by the end of 2021. mpi04/MediaPunch /IPX Publix, a Florida-based grocery chain with more than 1,280 stores across seven Southeast states, is looking to add 30,000 employees by the end of 2021. The popular supermarket chain says its fourth-quarter hiring spree includes positions at its stores, distribution centers and

The Top 10 Largest Auto Insurance CompaniesFinance0 comments

Hundreds of companies sell car insurance, but can you name the countrys largest auto insurance companies off the top of your head? If Allstate, Geico, Progressive and State Farm come to mind first, that makes sense: Together, these four companies make up over half of the personal auto insurance market in the U.S. You’ve probably heard

Ramit Sethi: My morning routine isnt guru approvedFinance0 comments

God, can we please stop with guilting people over the morning pages, the journaling, the meditation, the drinking 18 gallons of mint-infused water, and the yoga? If you want to do those, GREAT! But you don’t have to. My rules for the perfect morning: No, you don’t need to meditate to be successful! No, you

52 lessons from 52 yearsFinance0 comments

And now we are 52… On this day in 1969, baby J.D. entered the world. I dont think theres any way my parents could have predicted the path their firstborn would take through life. It hasnt always been easy — no thanks to the obstacles Ive placed in my own way — but Ive really

Will Your 2022 Approach Be Consumer-Driven? – Independent BankerFinance0 comments

As banks head into planning sessions for 2022, it has perhaps never been more important for financial institutions to invest time and resources into market studies and research. Most banks’ annual meetings will include key stats – growth (or reduction) in assets, new accounts, etc. – but if your analysis stops with internal reporting after

Battle of the exchange funds – Bank UndergroundFinance0 comments

Max Harris This post contributes to our occasional series of guest posts by external researchers who have used the Bank of England’s archives for their work on subjects outside traditional central banking topics. When Britain created the Exchange Equalisation Account (EEA) in 1932, its designers had little sense of the controversy that would ensue. The

Ex-hedge fund manager’s startup hits $2B valueFinance0 comments

Advance Intelligence Group, a technology startup led by former hedge fund manager Jefferson Chen, topped $2 billion in valuation after raising more than $400 million from investors led by SoftBank Vision Fund II and Warburg Pincus. The central business district of Singapore. Photographer: Lauryn Ishak/Bloomberg Mercury Northstar, Vision Plus Capital, Gaorong Capital and EDBI also