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Three fundamental forces mean the global housing boom could endure for some time yet

You and I aren’t just dollars and cents—in fact, the field of behavioral economics has demonstrated we’re driven more by emotion than equation.

In her fifteen years, Maci the lab has learned some things about people that she’d like to share while she still can; her unique perspective, if you will, on what we humans get right and wrong in the way we approach life.

No, I’m not talking about eating Kermit. Check out this article to learn what this expression means—and what Mark Twain taught me about finance.

If it does not, a painful economic adjustment looms.

Looking to get out of debt and start saving in 2022? Here are the best budgeting tactics to try!

The old adage, ‘work smarter, not harder,’ is easier said than done.

As you review the past year and prepare for the new one ahead, consider the things you’d like to change and what you’d like to keep. Are you in maintenance mode or ready for growth? What habits have served you well and what are ones worth getting rid of?

Strange. That’s perhaps the best word to describe 2021 as the year winds down.

So how do we do hard things when our brains are constantly telling us to avoid effort? David Rock, cofounder of the Neuroleadership Institute and author of Your Brain at Work, offers three tips.