There's nothing pleasant about a worldwide pandemic that's forcing millions of people to perform social distancing by staying away from other people. However, if you're looking for a silver lining — because we could all use a little silver lining right now — it might be the extra time we now have to get things done at home.
With the onset of November comes the realization that we are quickly closing in on year's end. This brings with it the nagging feeling that there is a lot to do and that things will only get busier from here on out. If you aren't already checking your list (maybe twice), now is the time to make sure that nothing slips through the cracks as the Holidays sneak up on us.
The Investopedia 100 celebrates financial advisors who are making significant contributions to critical conversations about financial literacy, investing strategies, life-stage planning and wealth management. They influence the practice of financial advice, and help educate millions of investors.
" Arthur J.W. Ebersole of Ebersole Financial in Wellesley, Massachusetts, stated that Bogle “proved to the world that low cost and high quality are compatible features of a product. In his case, he revolutionized the world of investments for the retail investor, opening up opportunities to the retail investor that had previously only been available to institutions, saving billions of dollars along the way. He will be missed, but his influence will be felt for years to come.” "
Trying to separate your personal bias and emotions from your investment decisions can be tough, especially when you don’t even realize you’re decisions are behavior-driven.