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  • Jan 8, 2025 | thetrentonline.com | Adam Smith

    When I was 27, I found myself sitting in the dimly lit corner of my rented flat, staring at a pile of unopened bills. I had a decent job and lived modestly, yet my financial situation always felt precarious. It wasn’t until I made the difficult decision to confront my money habits head-on that I realised the power of financial literacy. Fast forward to today, I’m financially secure, have built investments that align with my values, and no longer lose sleep over unexpected expenses.

  • Dec 7, 2024 | econlib.org | Giorgio Castiglia |Adam Smith |David Henderson |Kevin Corcoran

    Two main reasons for studying economics are often given in textbooks and classes. First, it helps us understand the social world we live in and, secondly, it informs better public policy decisions. An example comes from Adam Smith in The Wealth of Nations. By understanding what makes a nation wealthy compared to others, we might be able to develop a roadmap for other nations to reach prosperity too. A less often discussed motivation for learning economics is for better personal decision-making.

  • Dec 7, 2024 | thetrentonline.com | Adam Smith

    Cryptocurrency has become a global phenomenon, yet it remains misunderstood by many. While some view it as a revolutionary financial innovation, others see it as a speculative bubble or a tool for illicit activities. To separate fact from fiction, this article debunks seven common myths about cryptocurrency, supported by evidence and expert analysis. 1.

  • Dec 6, 2024 | thetrentonline.com | Adam Smith

    Retirement planning is one of the most important financial tasks in life, yet it’s often misunderstood or delayed. Many people approach retirement saving with assumptions that can lead to costly mistakes. Knowing the hard truths about saving for retirement can help you make smarter, more informed decisions. Here are 12 robust realities that everyone should consider when planning for their golden years. 1. It’s Never Too Early to BeginTime is your greatest ally when it comes to saving for retirement.

  • Dec 4, 2024 | thetrentonline.com | Adam Smith

    Starting your investment journey may seem daunting, especially if you believe you need thousands of dollars to make any meaningful progress. However, the truth is that you can begin with as little as $100. Investing is less about the amount you start with and more about building good habits, leveraging compounding, and taking advantage of accessible tools. Here are eight practical and impactful ways to start investing your first $100.

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