Holly Friday Update:
The only bonds that had to go first were the German bonds. They are like Europe’s F&P’s.
The rv can happen anytime now and we are having all readied to start.
Stop thinking in linear terms of this.
TNT:
Tishwash: Oil prices rise after "OPEC +" ignored an American invitation
Oil prices rose today, Friday, to compensate for some of its losses, after the "OPEC +" group rejected an American call to increase supplies and agreed to stick to plans for a gradual return to production that had stopped due to the pandemic.
Brent crude rose 82 cents, or a little more than one percent, to $81.36 a barrel, by 01:46 GMT, after losing about two percent on Thursday.
While US crude increased by 97 cents, or 1.25 percent, to $ 79.78 a barrel, after losing 2.5 percent in the previous session.
Last updated: Oct. 19, 2021 By Gabrielle Olya
You’ve worked hard for your money — so you should enjoy it. In today’s “Financially Savvy Female” column, we’re chatting with Dani Pascarella, CFP, co-founder of the financial wellness platform OneEleven, about how you can avoid feeling guilty when spending money.
Do a Spending Evaluation
“Start by understanding how previous purchases make you feel and why,” Pascarella said. “This is key to building your financial foundation.”
The Other Form of Self-Care: 4 Steps To Improve Your Financial Wellness
Gabrielle Olya Wed, November 3, 2021,
A recent Ellevest study found that financial stress is actually making women sick. Nearly half of women (49%) say that money stress has affected their mental and emotional health, and nearly 40% have become physically ill due to money stress. That’s why it’s so important to practice financial self-care. To find out how to actually do this, we spoke with Kerry Keihn, financial advisor and director of operations of Earth Equity Advisors.
Here’s what she recommends for improving your financial wellness.
