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The Diary Of A CEO with Steven BartlettApril 30, 2026

Stock Expert: Becoming Rich Is Simple, But You Won’t Do It!

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ATMs made bank branches cheaper to operate, and banks opened more branches, ultimately increasing teller jobs.

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Homeownership charges you twice for repairs: the bill, plus your time finding contractors and managing the chaos.

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Borrowing against appreciated stock avoids an immediate sale tax, but a decline can trigger margin calls and forced selling.

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At a 7% annual return, $10,000 grows to approximately $150,000 over 40 years.

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In simulations, the optimal long-term portfolio held 100% equities, split roughly one-third domestic and two-thirds international.

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An academic paper found that frequent investment checking leads people to take less risk and earn lower returns.

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A real buy-versus-rent comparison includes down payment, mortgage, maintenance, taxes, interest, and the opportunity cost of home equity.

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Knowing enough to trust index funds may beat knowing enough to make harmful active-investing decisions.

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Men’s weaker investment performance may reflect overconfidence, more frequent trading, and greater attempts at individual stock-picking.

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Tightwad-spendthrift couples report less marital satisfaction and more money conflict, according to academic research.

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For young people, buying can turn a job opportunity elsewhere into a costly decision to stay put.

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Young people may be saving more than necessary when their early-career incomes are lower.

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