Welcome to Capital Revelations, our platform for education and commentary regarding the issues we are passionate about.
We expect to write a short piece whenever inspiration prompts us to do so, probably once or twice a month. Expect the topics to mirror the prominent topics of our website, but through the lens of the three primary forms of capital - human (intellectual and social), physical, and financial. We hope to share what experience, conversation, and literature have revealed to us regarding the beneficial utilization of the various forms of capital we all possess. And of course, we welcome any comments or feedback you might have. Enjoy!
Earlier this year, we wrote a piece about the large and rapidly growing scourge of elderly financial abuse. And while we were only able to briefly introduce the issue itself, we promised to dive deeper into financial exploitation, financial fraud, and investment fraud in future pieces. In this piece we want to focus on financial...
As our society reluctantly adopts various measures designed to limit the spread of Covid-19, I’ve noticed more articles offering suggestions for how people can adjust to the challenges of social distancing, and in particular, how families can handle the stress of everyone being at home for a prolonged period of time. No doubt, certain aspects...
I’ve written about the deleterious effects the Fed’s interest-rate setting policy is having on savers. Of course, as a saver, I have personal experience with the ramifications. But this weekend, my experience is about to get a whole lot more personal. About a month ago, my 10-year-old son begged me to take him to the...
When our clients with young children ask us whether they should be giving their children an allowance or paying them to do chores, our answer is almost always “Yes”. The question is most often posed as an “either/or”, but in fact raising financially literate and capable children is a “both/and” answer. Allowances and payment for...
Why do we invest? A cursory review of popular financial media and financial industry marketing materials would lead one to believe that we invest because we want to “beat the market”. Whether it’s an index fund or other “passive” strategy claiming that the market can’t be beat (if you can’t beat ‘em, join ‘em), or...
If you leave a financial inheritance to your children, what is the last thing you’d want them to do with it? If you answered “Buy a car”, you’re part of the overwhelming majority of parents in the country. How long do you think, on average, a financial inheritance recipient waits to buy a car? According...
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