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If it feels like buying a home has never been harder, you’re not imagining things. Home prices remain stubbornly high because demand for housing has far outpaced supply—and there’s little sign of that changing anytime soon.

Each month, two major employment reports—ADP Private Payrolls and the government’s Non-Farm Payrolls—offer insights into U.S. job growth. While they’re often mentioned together, they differ significantly in how they measure employment.

In investing, and in life, good decision making isn’t about having all the answers, it’s about having the right mindset. Here are three simple rules that can guide better choices and help you navigate uncertainty with clarity.

For decades, dividends were the hallmark of a solid investment—steady, reliable income that signaled a company’s financial health. But in the 1950s, a quiet revolution began as some companies started keeping their profits to fuel growth.

Most people understand the value of diversification (don’t put all your eggs in one basket). But there are levels to diversification, and knowing how diversified you should be depends on your own unique circumstances.

Today, the 5 largest companies in the S&P 500 make up nearly 28% of the total weight for the index, so what is behind this increase in market concentration? In this video blog post, Nathan explores how revenue and profit margins play in.