To the Class of 2021
My high school, Red Creek Central in Red Creek, NY, asked me to speak at their graduation this year. Here’s the transcript and a link to the YouTube video.
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Jesse Cramer
Jesse Cramer created The Best Interest to explain personal finance and investing in simple terms. His writing has been featured by CNBC, MSN, The Motley Fool, and other national publications. He resides in Rochester, NY with his wife and their dog, where he works in wealth management. Follow Jesse on Twitter: @BestInterest_JC
Net Worth, Projects, and Dogs – Update Q2 2021
Spring 2021 saw ups and downs financially, lots of great progress with The Best Interest, and one cute puppy!
How Tax Brackets Work (in 3 Easy Charts)
Let’s address the most common mistake in understanding taxes, how tax brackets work, and how you can save thousands from your tax bill.
What is Inflation and How Can It Hurt You?
Concerns over inflation continue to be a hot issue in the economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic. But what is inflation? And should you be worried about it?
“This is Where Life Happens”
The journey is where life happens. If each step is a chore, you’ll never make it.
How to Record Twitter Spaces and Turn It Into a Podcast
This article explains how to record Twitter Spaces conversations and then turn those recordings into podcasts.
Does “Buying the Dip” Work For Bitcoin?
We’ve covered that “buying the dip” is a sub-optimal strategy for purchasing stocks. But would it work for Bitcoin?
Bubbles Trouble: 2 Important Reminders To Help Your Investing
Manias and bubbles share the same traits, and it’s because they’re caused by the same flaw: our human brains
Reminder: It’s Dumb to “Buy the Dip”
Like birds chirping at the rising sun, investors tweet “buy the dip!” at the first hint of the stock market dropping. While it makes sense at first blush, this is a losing investing strategy. Let’s discuss why.
How Many Budget Categories Should You Have?
One of the core tenets of financial literacy is keeping a tidy budget. But a common question in creating a budget is how many budget categories are required?