Alain Guillot

Life, Leadership, and Money Matters

Category: Personal Finance

  • Should Taxpayers Fund NPR and PBS? The Left Bias Public Broadcasters

    Should Taxpayers Fund NPR and PBS? The Left Bias Public Broadcasters

    Should Taxpayers Fund Public Media? The Debate Over NPR and PBS Yesterday March 26, NPR CEO Katherine Maher and PBS CEO Paula Kerger testified before the House Subcommittee on a hearing called: “Anti-American Airwaves: Holding the Heads of NPR and PBS Accountable,” focused on allegations of partisan bias within public broadcasting and the ongoing debate…

  • Buying A New Car? Here’s What You Should Know

    Buying A New Car? Here’s What You Should Know

    Are you interested in purchasing a new car? If so, then there are lots of different steps that you need to take. For instance, you should think about making sure that you find a car which meets the needs and requirements of your family, while also fitting into your budget. So, with that in mind,…

  • Stretching Your Retirement Dollars: Why Location Matters More Than You Think

    Stretching Your Retirement Dollars: Why Location Matters More Than You Think

    Retirement planning isn’t just about saving—it’s also about choosing the right place to spend those hard-earned dollars. A new study highlights the vast differences in how long $1.5 million, supplemented by Social Security, can sustain retirees across the U.S. The results are striking, with some states offering more than double the retirement years compared to…

  • Common Myths About Community Grants: What You Need to Know

    Common Myths About Community Grants: What You Need to Know

    Many community groups have contributed excellent ideas that can make their neighbourhood better. However, they often stay away from applying for a community grant due to some myths. These baseless rumours often stop good projects from getting the support they need. A community grant is a kind of funding that helps local groups arrange and…

  • The ESG Investing Scam: How Wall Street Sells You a Fantasy

    The ESG Investing Scam: How Wall Street Sells You a Fantasy

    The ESG Investing Scam: Wall Street’s Latest Money Grab ESG investing—short for Environmental, Social, and Governance—sounds like a great idea. It promises to direct money toward companies that care about the planet, treat employees well, and follow ethical business practices. But in reality, it’s just another way for Wall Street to sell expensive investment products…

  • Why Hoping for a Market Crash Is a Bad Idea

    Why Hoping for a Market Crash Is a Bad Idea

    The S&P 500 is up 4% in 2025, and already, I’m seeing people claim that a market crash would be great for younger investors. I have heard in a podcast or two the following ideas: “The upside of shrinking these asset prices is that it gives [young and working-class people] a legitimate chance to buy…