A humorous guide to baby bonds that are little but mighty in the world of finance!
The influential generation born from 1946 to 1964 that played a significant role in shaping modern economies.
Understanding the back-end ratio and its significance in debt-to-income assessments.
A guide to understanding back-to-back letters of credit in international transactions.
A savvy strategy employed by high-income earners to navigate around Roth IRA income limits.
Backflush Costing: The Financial Method of Delayed Omnipotence
A backlog is a buildup of uncompleted work that has ramifications in accounting and finance.
A backorder is an order for a good or service that cannot be filled at the current time due to a lack of available supply.
A robust method for evaluating the effectiveness of trading strategies using historical data.
A tax mechanism that ensures the IRS gets its due when investors forget their taxpayer identification numbers.
Exploring Backward Integration: The MTV of Supply Chains
An exploration of backwardation and its implications in futures trading.
Understanding the nuances of bad debt, its implications, and humorously navigating the world of uncollectible receivables.
A witty exploration into the unforeseen costs of extending credit
A humorous take on the investors who cling to their worthless stocks.
An amusingly serious dive into the world of bail bonds and how they work.
A humorous take on the financial term Bail-In, with insights and definitions.
Bailouts: Helping a sinking ship stay afloat (or at least not sink quite so fast!)
Understanding the morally suspect sales tactic of Bait and Switch
A comprehensive view of transactions between a country and the rest of the world.
The difference between the value of a country's exports and imports.
