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The Compound ComebackFinancial education and investing strategy for people who figured out the system was broken — and decided to learn anyway.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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Every Generation Thinks Its Students Are Different.
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Vienna, 1846. A woman in labor is being carried toward the General Hospital, and she is begging the people carrying her to stop.
There ar...
The Only Metric That Creates Shareholder Value
In my favorite episode of The Office, Michael — the show’s bumbling but well-meaning regional manager — quits his job in a fit of pride and starts his own rival paper company out of a tiny office down the hall. He brings two employees with...
The Greatest Show on Wall Street
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It’s 2018. Theaters across America are packed. Moviegoers are shuffling past a cardboard cutout of Tom Cruise jumping out of an airplane. It’s opening weekend for Mission: Impossible — Fallout. People pull out their...
Money Isn’t a Makeover. It’s a Magnifier.
David Lee Edwards was 46, broke, and already on his second or third second chance. A high school dropout and convicted felon, he had spent a third of his life behind bars and was drifting between odd jobs and unemployment. He borrowed money...
Reading > Wellness
Somewhere in California this week, a student will get pulled out of class. Someone at the school noticed the absences, and the head down on the desk, and the parent who stopped answering the phone calls. The school staff noticed, and they t...
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Lifelong educator. I got into finance the same way most people do — by realizing too late that nobody had taught me any of it. Then I found out why.
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