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This is a debt mutual fund screener for portfolio selection, tracking, and learning. It also includes hybrid funds that invest in bonds. It will satisfy investors who wish to invest in money market funds, banking PSU funds, etc. The credit quality of the bonds in the portfolio and the bond maturity profile can be tracked…. The post Debt and hybrid mutual fund screener (Dec 2025) for selection, tracking, learning appeared first on freefincal.
How to Have an Amazing Christmas, Without Effort or Expense! The post How to do an Amazing, Cheap and Lazy Christmas appeared first on The Thrifty Issue.
Some Personal Finance Tips to Close This Year and Kickstart the New Year As another year wraps up, and we’ve attended the last concert of the year (Trans-siberian Orchestra is Metal!) We are all also getting ready to celebrate the holidays and get together with friends and family for food, fun, and togetherness. But the end of the year isn’t just about eggnog and awkward office parties. It’s also a perfect time to review your […]
Strength and Economic performance Attempts to justify the unjustifiable This is a revision of a post originally published July 28, 2025. Thanks go to Michael Ward of Ward Corporate Finance for his collaboration. See >>>Revision below. The topic in this post is cash flow. It is such a reassuringly simple notion. Cash flow is the flow of cash into and out of a company. And I would go so far as to say, understanding cash […]
I had a big change in my reading habits this year — audiobooks. I started listening to books on Audible a few months ago and I’m never going back. I’ll still read fiction on my Kindle but non-fiction audiobooks are a game-changer. Can you still say you’ve read a book after listening to it? To be determined… These were the best books I read in 2025: Non-Fiction Breakneck by Dan Wang Wong does…
Looking for ways to eat delicious and diverse meals without spending a fortune? You are not alone. With food costs on the rise, making budget meals that deliver both taste and nutrition is a crucial…
When putting together a Canadian stock portfolio one could argue that there is no better approach than low volatility. That’s what Norm Rothery’s research shows. And from inception, the BMO Low Volatility ZLB has outperformed the TSX (Canadian equities market) by a very wide margin. But that outperformance reversed course with the arrival of the first modern day pandemic in 2020. The pandemic created and spread inflation around the globe. Trump took power in the […]
A deep dive into FedEx, Birkenstock, and General Mills earnings. Analyzing market trends, AI impact, and 2026 economic guidance. The post Earnings Rewind: Birkenstock, FedEx, FactSet and General Mills Earnings appeared first on Time in the Market.
A personal story – I’m not advocating anything.. Well, I take that back, I think Dr. Quinn is spot-on when he says you should begin benefits when you need them and the heck with the fancy math. I’m 66, wifey is 65. She’s never worked since our marriage 42 years ago.. Well, I take that back, that woman has out worked me beyond measure. 5 Children. Homeschooling. The youngest is now 30. 9 Grandchildren. Threats […]
Not everything we’ve been told about history is true. Some of the biggest moments in history are built on lies so convincing that people believed them for centuries. These aren’t just small distortions—they’re massive deceptions that shaped societies, influenced decisions, and changed the course of history. Many of them still impact us today. Get ready to uncover the 19 biggest lies in human history—shocking, world-changing, and guaranteed to make you question what you thought you […]
A reader says, “This concerns the required retirement corpus and whether I am on the right track. I am 32 years old, my spouse is 26, and both are working (private jobs and no job security). I wish to retire by age 45. How should I plan, and what is the corpus required?” “Current retirement… The post Is my retirement planning on the right track? appeared first on freefincal.
Singapore’s credit card debt hit $9.07 billion. Here’s my simple 3-step system for staying at $0 balance while earning miles and flying business class. The post Singapore Credit Card Debt Hits $9B: How I Stay at $0 (Simple System) appeared first on Turtle Investor.