This post about the Ironman concludes the series of articles where we have been searching for and finding connections between various sports: swimming, cycling, marathon, and investing.
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With this article, we continue our series dedicated to drawing analogies between investing and sports. In previous posts we first talked about swimming and then about cycling.
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Cycling is a sport that blends power, technique, and tactical vision. In stage races, as in investing, you don’t usually win with a sprint, but with consistency, planning, and surrounding yourself with the right people.
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Preparing for retirement has become increasingly necessary. In many countries, public pensions provide only a basic income, which is often insufficient to maintain the desired standard of living. That’s why planning ahead is essential.
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Summer is a time when we usually spend more time outdoors.
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Albert Einstein once said—or at least is credited with saying—that compound interest is “the eighth wonder of the world. He who understands it, earns it… he who doesn’t, pays it.”
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In the context of the Treasury bill auction, investors have the opportunity to acquire these financial instruments through two main modalities: competitive bills and non-competitive bills.
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At inbestMe, one of the most frequent questions we receive in times like these is: “I’ve sold a business (or an apartment), and I want to invest that capital, but I’m worried that markets are at all-time highs. Wouldn’t it be better to wait for a correction?” This concern is logical: we associate an all-time…
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Minimalism is much more than an aesthetic trend or a fashion of having an empty house. It is a life philosophy that embraces simplicity, getting rid of what we don’t need, and focusing on what really matters. At its core, it is a process of awareness: reducing noise, eliminating distractions, and making space—mental and physical—to…
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With this article, we’re launching a new section on personal finance, exploring financial concepts through everyday situations.
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