I get asked this one a lot. What should someone do to start investing. Here are my ideas regardless if you are 25, or 65 years of age. It's pretty simple but tough to do.

My $75,000 mistake and why now more than ever you need to know what you own. Also new Askhank.money features to help you really understand how you are investing.

It changes every week, and understanding it can have a significant impact on my investments. Why we may not need the large data centers and faster chips.

You continue to work hard and invest to hit a magical number of assets or money in the bank. But what is your enough? What if it isn't a certain amount of money? Your Enough is the point where more money no longer changes how you live, who you love, or what gives your life meaning. You may already be there. Here is how to figure it out.

Well, I did, and maybe that's just part of the story. Is this guardrail I have impacting my investing? Why does my gut instinct tell me to walk away from this investment? What would you do?

So I'm tired of listening to the podcasters who have very little life experience but profess to be experts. Here's why it's important to be careful, and understand that there next thing is likely just a fad.

When one of my stocks in my high-risk ETF crashed today, while tempted to run for the exits, I bought more. Great move or am I just losing my mind?

It's never been a better time to invest in a duplex if you are starting out in life or investing. Living in one of the units and renting out the other is a great start in life. Why mortgage rates today have never been better, and the myth of home ownership is still strong.