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Hindsight is 20/20, and there are ways in which everyone wishes they would have handled their money differently in the past. Here are a few things we wish our younger selves knew when it came to building a portfolio.

Do you remember when you learned to ride a bicycle? Were you a quick learner or did it take practice? Did you start off with training wheels or a tricycle? Recent publicity about University of Virginia research studies on problem-solving and how we typically default to adding something (vs. subtracting something) when asked to change or improve a process, design, etc., highlighted the innovations of Ryan McFarland, founder for Strider bikes. This research got us thinking about the parallels between riding a bike and having discipline in investing. We'll touch on the three that stand out the most and how we think they can contribute to better financial outcomes for investors.

The onset of COVID-19 has spurred a recession in America, which some are referring to as a "she-cession." Here's why some women may have been hit harder financially during 2020's economic downturn.

The various ways we can characterize financial well-being speaks to why so many people think of the stock market and the economy’s health as a gauge for each other.

Cultivating an “abundance mindset” might be far down your list of what needs attention today. You might even believe that the thing most in abundance right now is a mounting variety of very real financial stressors.