Monthly Archives: October 2024

[ad_1] In This Article When you start them early enough, your investments can perform shocking feats of strength. They can even keep pace with the runaway cost of college tuition—which has more than doubled since 2000. The average cost of private college tuition and fees has reached $38,768, according to […]

[ad_1] In This Article “I saved up a million dollars—and all I got was this lousy $40,000 a year.” That’s the metaphorical T-shirt that the average retiree wears.  Actually, it’s worse than that. The average retiree aged between 65 and 74 doesn’t have a million dollars saved as a nest […]

[ad_1] Artificial intelligence (AI) was the most raised issue in the past 12 months among asset manager respondents to the annual Index Industry Association (IIA) member survey. Sustainable investing, thematic investing, and customized investment, respectively, ranked as top of mind after AI among survey respondents. Overall, the results illustrate that […]

[ad_1] Do you want to break into the short-term rental space? It’s not as simple as picking a popular market, buying a rental property, and listing it online. To have a successful Airbnb business, there are three crucial steps you need to take, and we’re going to break them down […]

[ad_1] We talk a lot about the overall housing market, but what about the best states to invest in real estate? A state on the East Coast might see solid rents, booming business growth, and low inventory, while somewhere on the West Coast could be experiencing the opposite. At a […]

[ad_1] In This Article With median home prices over $430,000 and interest rates hovering around 6%, the concept of BRRRRing your way to financial freedom seems like a real estate strategy from a bygone era.  The BRRRR strategy (buy, rehab, rent, refinance, repeat) is based on finding discounted properties, fixing […]

[ad_1] Public pension funds allocate on average 30% of their assets to expensive alternative investments and as a result have underperformed passive index benchmarks by 1.2% per year since the Global Financial Crisis of 2008 (GFC). Large endowments, which allocate twice as much on average to alternatives, underperformed passive index […]

[ad_1] In This Article Key Takeaways In The Self-Managing Landlord, Amelia McGee and Grace Gudenkauf share their experiences as a first-time landlords, diving into property management with no prior experience but the determination to succeed. Self-managing a rental property offers significant benefits like cost savings, control over the property, and […]