Introducing K Portfolios: investing in what doesn’t change
In investing, many decisions are made by trying to answer a very difficult question: what will perform best in the future.
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FED and ECB hold rates in March 2026: Savings Portfolio at 1.60% (EUR) and 3.25% (USD)
In their March 2026 meeting, both the Federal Reserve (FED) and the European Central Bank (ECB) decided to keep interest rates unchanged. The conflict with Iran and the resulting rise in oil prices have added uncertainty to an already complex environment, reinforcing the wait-and-see stance of both central banks.
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What to Do With Your Money When You Don’t Want to Take Much Risk
Not everyone invests with the idea of taking large swings to pursue maximum returns.
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How to Organize Your Money in 2026: Savings, Investment, and Clear Goals
This article is aimed at those who, even though they can invest, continue to accumulate money in their checking account due to a mix of excessive caution, fear, or simple inertia.
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Financial Lessons from Cinema: Gladiator (2000)
As I have mentioned a few times, I love cinema; in fact, in my first book, I explained personal finance through movies and TV series. A message from a reader encouraged me a couple of months ago to try writing about a movie I’ve recently watched with my family, always looking at it from a…
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The most prudent inbestMe portfolios continue to meet their objective in 2025
This report completes the 2025 performance reports.
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The ECB keeps rates unchanged. Euro Savings Portfolio yield remains at 1.60%
As expected, the European Central Bank decided not to change interest rates and reiterated its confidence that inflation will continue moving toward its long-term 2% target.
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The Federal Reserve keeps rates unchanged; USD savings portfolio at 3.25%
The Fed Keeps Rates at 3.5%. At the January 2026 meeting, the Federal Reserve decided to keep the Fed Funds rate (the U.S. benchmark interest rate) in the 3.50%–3.75% range, as the market had expected.
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Spanish investors continue to invest too cautiously to protect themselves from inflation
The latest data published by INVERCO at the end of 2025 show a historic year for investment funds in Spain. Total assets reached a new high, net subscriptions set a record, and the average return was positive. However, beneath these encouraging headlines lies a structural reality that deserves deeper reflection: the Spanish investor remains conservative,…
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The Million Portfolio closes 2025 with a +120% return and an aligned objective
The Million Portfolio accumulates +120% and reaches new highs again. The Million Portfolio (where it all began) has benefited from the exceptional returns of 2025 and reached an accumulated return of around 120% by year-end.
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