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Trading vs. Investing: What You Don’t See When You Buy a Stock
Today, plenty of apps let you buy stocks from your phone, often in just a few taps. But buying a stock on your own…
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Trading vs. Investing: What You Don’t See When You Buy a Stock
Today, plenty of apps let you buy stocks from your phone, often in just a few taps. But buying a stock on your own is very different from following a…
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How to Save on Halloween Without a Scary Credit Card Bill
To save on Halloween, decide how much you can spend before you shop, use what you already have at home, and compare candy by the cost per piece. And if…
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Market Volatility: What It Is, Why It Happens, and How to Manage It
Market volatility indicates how much and how quickly the prices of stocks, bonds, indexes, funds, and other financial instruments rise or fall. Volatility can’t be eliminated, but it can be…
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Why Most People Can’t Beat the Market
Choosing in advance which stock will perform best is difficult, even for professional investment teams. Over long periods, most actively managed U.S. large-cap funds have not outperformed the S&P 500.…
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Personal Inflation: Calculate Your Real Cost of Living
Your personal inflation rate is how much your cost of living rose based on where your money actually goes. The official number — 3.4% in July 2026, according to the…
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Why Don’t Gas Prices Go Down When Oil Prices Fall?
$5.36 Price per gallon in California (July 27, 2026) $3.55 Price per gallon in Texas (July 27, 2026) 51.9% Share of the price that’s crude oil 42 gal. What one…
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Betting Isn’t Investing: The Real Path to Financial Freedom
WB Walter Boza Finhabits · Financial Education $170 billion legally bet on sports in the U.S. in 2025 ~96% of online sports bettors lose money Up to 30% house edge…
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Who Actually Won the World Cup? The Tournament, By the Numbers.
WB Walter Boza Finhabits · July 17, 2026 · 6 min read Everyone’s asking who’s going to lift the trophy Sunday. But when it comes to money, the World Cup…
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Custodial Accounts: What They Are, How They Work, and What They Do
A custodial account is an investment account that an adult opens and manages on behalf of a minor. The money belongs to the minor from the first deposit — you…
