Pension Funds (and Math Teachers)
Pensions are retirement benefits that employers promise to pay their employees after they’ve retired.Keep Reading
This is not investing advice.
Pensions are retirement benefits that employers promise to pay their employees after they’ve retired.Keep Reading
A portfolio is a collection of investments designed to (hopefully) avoid the risk of relying on a single investment.Keep Reading
Bonds are debt: IOUs issued by corporations and governments.Keep Reading
‘Indexes’ are measuring sticks for markets – lists of stocks designed to reflect how a broader group of stocks is doing.Keep Reading
Private Equity investors borrow money to buy companies, find hidden stashes of cash in them, and then sell them at a big profit.Keep Reading
Sovereign wealth funds are huge investment funds controlled by countries that got mega-rich selling oil, or in some other way.Keep Reading
Hedge Funds are investment firms that speculate in very specific areas, by trying to obtain more data (information) about those areas than anyone else.Keep Reading
Venture Capitalists are investors who pump millions of dollars into fast growing startups, hoping they’ll grow quickly and become huge successes.Keep Reading
Equity means ownership. It can also mean justice or fairness.Keep Reading
Debt is when one person or company owes money to another person or company. Keep Reading
Dilution is when you add something into something else, and in the process make it weaker or less concentrated.Keep Reading
Interest rates are the cost of borrowing money. Keep Reading
Visibility is the ability to foresee (or not) what will happen in your business.Keep Reading
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