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The 8% solution: why your savings account is costing you more than you think.

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Dollar-cost averaging isn't magic — but it beats timing, every time.

Crypto tax lots, explained with actual math.

Weekly wrap: earnings surprises and where the Fed goes from here.

The emergency fund math nobody teaches.

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Glossary

The 10 terms worth memorizing.

If you understand these, you're ahead of 95% of people investing.

APYSavings
Annual percentage yield — what your money actually earns in a year, including compounding. Higher is always better.
Expense ratioFunds
The yearly fee a fund charges, as a % of your holdings. 0.03% is great; anything over 1% is probably a rip-off.
Tax lotTax
A specific batch of shares or coins you bought at one time, at one price. Each lot has its own cost basis.
DCAStrategy
Dollar-cost averaging — buying the same dollar amount on a schedule, regardless of price. Reduces timing risk.
StablecoinCrypto
A crypto asset pegged 1:1 to a currency, usually USD. USDC and USDT are the big ones. Useful for moving money.
Wash saleTax
Selling for a loss and re-buying within 30 days. The IRS disallows the loss — applies to stocks, not (yet) crypto.
SlippageTrading
The difference between the price you expected and the price you got. Worst on thinly-traded assets.
FDICBanking
US government insurance that protects bank deposits up to $250k per depositor. Does not cover crypto or stocks.
BetaRisk
How much an asset moves vs. the market. Beta of 1 = moves with market; 1.5 = 50% more volatile.
CompoundingMath
Earning returns on your returns. Over decades this is why people get rich slowly — the most underrated force in finance.