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In 2022, are you more or less happy than you were 15 years ago? Gallup, the world-renowned leader in statistical analyses of polls on public opinion, knows the answer about how everyone feels – compiled directly from its 2021 data in the 2022 Gallup ...

Inflation is driving up the cost of everything at bewildering speed for our economy. Combating the direct hit to the family budget has become a necessary, frustrating everyday occurrence that may not economically recorrect for some time. Is there mor...

We are in the car pulling through a drive-in window. He looks solemnly at me and says: “My mom gets the money from the machine and then, she buys me what I want, like Lego people.” His face lights up in anticipation. He is only 4 years old yet has al...

In Bermuda, the primeval influence of the sea is everywhere. For centuries, it was our only access, our perpetual conduit for commerce and discovery to the outside world. It is our one constant – always so closely there, never separated from us – on...

To say 2020 was a crazy year in the financial markets is probably an understatement. It was a great year to prove that almost anything can and will happen in markets. Here are a few lessons I hope many learnt. If I told you there would be a global pa...

Readers, The Dawn of New Beginnings: Book One of the Bermuda Islander Financial Planning Series is available under the menu bar BUSINESS/ Bermuda Islander. Step 9: Employee Benefits will be posted on Monday, December 21. Be sure to use the link ...

In the second part of an article to mark World Investor Week, Robert Stammers, director, investor education, at the CFA Institute, looks at more of the common mistakes investors make. 11, Not knowing the true performance of your investments It is...

This week is World Investor Week, which aims to promote financial literacy around the world. The global inititaive, spearheaded by the International Organisation of Securities Commissions and the World Federation of Exchanges, is led in Bermuda by th...

Dear Dave, My husband started his own one-man, small business as a handyman a little less than a year ago. He has netted $17,000 in that time, but the business has about $13,000 worth of debt. We’ve always kept personal finances and business separate...

This is the first in a series of six articles, published between October 1 and 6, in support of the Bermuda Stock Exchange World Investor Week Quiz Challenge. Each article has a question embedded. Find the question and send your answer to wiwqc@bsx.c...