For every 1% increase in rates - a buyer loses about $30,000 of buying power. That loss of buying power makes it harder to pay 'up' for...

The rule of 72, where we divided the investment RETURN by 72 to see how long it will take to double. In our prior example chart, the...

They asked Willie Sutton, a famous bank robber, 'why do you rob banks?' and his simple response: 'because that's where the money is!' ...

The actual distribution return of investment returns from 1926 to the present is... In other words, there are no straight lines in the...

Orange is Case Shiller Home Values Blue is Housing Starts Green is US Population Growth There are more people, and there are less houses,...

Ask your student to have a go at learning about money. Check out some of the CALM lessons which take you on a journey through consumer...