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How much money do you need to live a contented life? How much money do you think the average American needs to live a contented life? How much money do low-income American families need?

When I say (or write?) contented life, I mean people would rate their well-being as at least eight out of ten.

The charts below show you what Americans guessed other people needed...


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My latest post for Reuters is online. In it, I take on a pet peeve of mine, namely that stocks are supposedly a good inflation hedge. They are not, and this is the most concise case I can make.

No, stocks are not a good inflation hedge

LONDON, April 23 (Reuters) - Equities are often viewed as a good inflation hedge, but history shows that real returns on...


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While we in the West were focusing on the Iran war, the Chinese government has calmly implemented new regulations on industrial and supply chain security. It is, on the one hand, a law that aims to “enhance the resilience and security level of industrial...


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Thanks to the war in Iran and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, we are experiencing rising inflation all over the globe again. Obviously, being cut off from the world’s most important commodity (crude oil) drives this inflation impact. But what about all the other commodities like natural gas, fertilisers, helium, etc., that experience supply chain disruptions? How much do...


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There are plenty of differences between men and women; how they invest their money, how they deal with risk, etc. But given the same circumstances and risk preferences, men and women should get the same advice from their financial advisers. Guess what? That doesn’t happen.


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