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I managed money professionally for 15 years, and over that time I learned that being a good investor wasn’t correlated with how much research I did (assuming I’d covered the basics), or even how well I understood my own approach to risk and return – although that was important.

Over the years I’ve collected several hundred books that I’ve never gotten around to reading. I recently started going through the shelves and came across “The Psychology of Money” by

IN Jamaica an alarming percentage of the working population remains without a pension plan, and human resource personnel sometimes struggle in conveying to employees the necessity of planning for ...

Discipline and patience is critical for a successful investing experience, and it’s far more important than creating the “perfect portfolio.”