I strongly doubt that passive approaches toward investing will provide the same returns over the next decade as they have in the past decade. Tough as it may be for many to admit, it is time to revisit the traditional 60/40 equity bond portfolio.
Beyond housing, our approach to saving and investment is primitive and punitive. Given that so many younger people are locked out of the housing market, we need to change our policies to encourage people to save, invest and build pensions.
Despite the technology industry slowdown, there are hopeful signs for European and Irish tech.
It’s likely to be a tough year for the tech industry, particularly when compared to the long boom run that led into Covid, but don’t be surprised if a whole crop of more resilient and sustainable companies emerge as a result.
Knowledge is all connected. If you break down the entirety of human knowledge about the world, you realise that there are only a few sets of generalisable principles from which nearly everything else stems. And that is how you can win University Challenge.
Stock investing has been a rollercoaster in recent years. Facing into the unknowable future, it seems timely to ponder some timeless beliefs: the case for value, quality, and dividends.
After years of cheap credit and relatively easy funding, we are now on the cusp of a new reality and start-ups will have to learn how to deal with it.
This has been a bad week for the GAA. The problem with the rules in the association is sometimes they are only enforced if somebody objects to their violation.
If a state of high dudgeon can be reached in the current circumstances, how will the political parties cope when high-grade manure drops from the sky without warning as inevitably it will?
Rugby unions all over the world are facing increased pressure to address the concussion problem in the game.
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