A weekly roundup of some of the more interesting and helpful personal finance articles I’ve read recently.
Do you pass the financial stress test? (Bloomberg). Take a 20-question quiz to find out.
The psychology of buying and selling a house (Wall Street Journal). A home is one of the most expensive purchases most of us will ever make. Here’s why it’s so easy to make a bad decision.
The money letter that every parent should write (NY Times). Parents can pass down some important financial lessons through a thoughtful retelling of their own experiences.
College ‘victory laps’ can cost an extra $300k (CNBC). College can be a very expensive place to figure out what you want to do with your life.
How to negotiate your first salary, according to a Harvard law professor (MarketWatch). Even a little increase over an initial offer can pay big long-term dividends.
Adding teen driver to auto policy yields average 79% premium rise (NY Times). Got kids who’ll soon be driving? Get ready for a bigger insurance bill — way bigger.
10,000 hours researcher: Actually, tons of practice isn’t enough (Inc.). Greatness isn’t just a matter of practice. How you practice matters.
Half of the high-paying jobs in America now require this skill (MarketWatch). Even for those not planning to be programmers, it’s increasingly important to know how to code.
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