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Profitable Ideas: Unequal Inheritances, Personal Finance is Cool, and More

Profitable Ideas: Unequal Inheritances, Personal Finance is Cool, and More

by Matt Bell | Sep 4, 2026 | Investing, Spending Smart, Teaching Kids | 0 comments

Weekly list of curated personal finance articles from around the web. 1 in 3 parents plan to divide their inheritance unequally among their kids—and, frankly, that could be a smart way to do it, pros say (MarketWatch). “Equal and fair are not always the same thing.”...
Profitable Ideas: Unequal Inheritances, Personal Finance is Cool, and More

Profitable Ideas: Gen Z Moves Home, Ordinary Abundance, and More

by Matt Bell | Aug 28, 2026 | Insurance, Investing, Spending Smart | 0 comments

Weekly list of curated personal finance articles from around the web. Gen Z is moving back home. They think it’s a smart move (USA TODAY). Hmm. I can see this in cases of necessity or to pay off debt, but I’m not so sure about moving home for the increased lifestyle...
Profitable Ideas: Unequal Inheritances, Personal Finance is Cool, and More

Profitable Ideas: McDonald’s Secret (Financial) Sauce, Gen Z Bets Its Future, and More

by Matt Bell | Aug 21, 2026 | Insurance, Investing, Miscellaneous, Money & Marriage | 0 comments

Weekly list of curated personal finance articles from around the web. McDonald’s build a 515-page dossier on me. It says I’ll never stop eating there (Wired). “McDonald’s secret sauce is really commercial surveillance.” More than half of Gen Z redirected money away...
For Better Investing, Be Selective About Who You Listen To

For Better Investing, Be Selective About Who You Listen To

by Matt Bell | Aug 18, 2026 | Investing | 0 comments

If you pay close attention to investment news, it’ll either make you laugh or it’ll drive you crazy. Within the same hour, the popular MarketWatch investment news website often runs completely contradictory articles. One says the market is headed higher;...
Helping Kids Get Started With Investing — 3 Common Mistakes

Helping Kids Get Started With Investing — 3 Common Mistakes

by Matt Bell | May 5, 2026 | Investing, Teaching Kids | 0 comments

Over the last several years, I’ve been doing a lot of thinking about teaching kids how to invest. There is so much potential good that could come about by getting kids started with investing as soon as possible. In a practical sense, they have an abundance of one of...
Four “Blind Spots” To Watch Out For When Investing

Four “Blind Spots” To Watch Out For When Investing

by Matt Bell | Mar 24, 2026 | Investing | 0 comments

Ignorance definitely isn’t bliss when it comes to your investments, and yet we all seem to be hard-wired with blind spots, or as psychologists call them, behavioral biases. Here are some of the more common ways we tend to make irrational and unprofitable...
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  1. Matt Bell on The Lowly Budget Takes One On The Chin—AgainSeptember 9, 2026

    Great to hear from you, Wayne! I know a lot of people don't like the idea of using a budget…

  2. Matt Bell on The Lowly Budget Takes One On The Chin—AgainSeptember 9, 2026

    Thanks for the encouraging words, Leo. Good to have some kindred spirits along for the ride!

  3. Wayne Riendeau on The Lowly Budget Takes One On The Chin—AgainSeptember 8, 2026

    Hi Matt, it’s your friend Wayne out here in Barrington. I laughed at your comments regarding the “woke” – like…

  4. Leo Sabo on The Lowly Budget Takes One On The Chin—AgainSeptember 8, 2026

    Hey Matt! You're not the only voice crying in the wilderness. I'm right there with you. A budget, discipline, and…

  5. Matt Bell on You’ve Been Blessed to be a BlessingSeptember 1, 2026

    That's a good point, Al. How much to give in retirement when you're drawing from an investment portfolio is an…

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