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If you're excited by the S&P 500s recent returns, this is for you.

Having misinformed expectations can have some unexpected affects on your finances.

The lower your expectations, the happier you are and this is all because of a little chemical in your brain called dopamine. Find out more.

There are lots of ways to feel better, some from finances and some from other places. An adviser should be able to help with both.

If a person saves $500 per month and gets a 7.5% return for 40 years, they will end up with a little over $1.5m (it’s actually $1,511,911).

In midlife, we should always be a beginner at something.

“My neighbour had this investment, and they made over $1M!” Sounds intriguing right? Well, it might be a little misleading, because...

Happiness isn't quite what we expect it to be when it comes to paralysis and winning lotto

Simple works for most people, but simple doesn't 'sell' very well. This means that the financial industry has to find ways to 'sell' stuff.

Here are some thoughts that are little nuggets, jam-packed with wisdom.

As we age and gain more experience (and hopefully wisdom), our values and perceptions often shift. What once seemed important and impressive

Financial wellbeing isn’t just about numbers in a bank account—it’s about achieving balance, security, and peace of mind in your life.

The best investment comes down to 2 main factors: ·         A person’s perspective ·         Time

Indexing is more likely to outperform active strategies. That's it.

Brilliance and patience get different results. The good thing is, patience is within our control, so use it to your advantage.

Compounding Knowledge = Better Financial Decisions The filing cabinet of knowledge stored in Warren Buffett’s brain has helped make him...