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Bermuda islanders have been and are still seriously challenged by global inflationary forces beyond our control, as are communities in our neighbouring countries coping with highest inflation in decades. Economic sages have predicted that inflation ...

Our increasing longevity represents probably the greatest financial challenge of our lifetimes — for all generations.

The stereo set: a hypothetical family narrative from earlier decades He must have had his eye on it for months; he talked about getting one incessantly. How he could use it to play in his room. How it would help him study. How he could carry it ...

Yesterday was Armistice Day, a time set aside in Bermuda and elsewhere to commemorate and remember all who died during the First World War (now more than 100 years ago), and the Second World War, in the ever-continuing fight for democracy against the...

I don’t believe in retirement. Why should I or you? Governments and those “all-knowers” across the spectrum, say you should. According to Mary Lou Weisman in “The History of Retirement, From Early Man to A.A.R.P”, writing in the New York Times in Ma...

The CFA Financial Literacy Series is a great way to learn about personal finances in global and Bermuda contexts

CFA Society Bermuda has announced that the next financial literacy series, offered in partnership with the Bermuda College PACE programme, is to begin on September 28. The series will run from 6pm until 8pm on four consecutive Wednesday evenings. It ...

This is the first in a series of excerpts from a financial primer written by the author for modern women and their future financial security, to be published in late winter 2022. The last few weeks of momentous changes in both federal and state court...

Student loans have become quite the hot-button topic. And it’s no wonder why. According to the Federal Reserve, the United States owes over $1.6 trillion of student loan debt – yeah, that’s trillion with a “t”. It seems like everyone is trying to so...

Teenagers who completed a personal finance class in high school would rather put $500 in the bank than buy a smartphone. You read that right. With personal finance education under their belts, students are three times as likely to choose saving money...