The End of the Valentino Era: What the Transition from Talent to Brand Teaches the Market
The passing of Valentino Garavani does not only mark the loss of one of history’s greatest creators; it signals the definitive end of a specific
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Buying a Home or Investing in the Stock Market? The Truth, Numbers in Hand
When it comes to investing, one of the most common questions is always the same: is it better to buy a home or invest in the
Why Leaving Money in a Bank Account Is the Biggest Risk of 2026
Keeping large amounts of money sitting in a bank account may seem like a cautious choice, but in 2026 it could turn out to be one
2026: how to start the year on the right financial foot
1. Review 2025: without numbers, there is no strategy Before looking ahead, it’s essential to look back.Take a few hours to make an honest assessment
What 2025 taught us (economically speaking)
A world growing less, but more than expected Major international institutions estimate global growth in 2025 at around 3%: a moderate pace, but above the
Why do we keep saving instead of investing and truly growing our capital?
Saving vs investing: fundamental differences Saving means putting aside part of your income for future needs, such as emergencies, personal projects or unexpected expenses.Investing, on
How much do Italians spend on Christmas gifts in 2025?
Overview: spending trends for Christmas 2025 For the 2025 holiday season, Italian spending on Christmas gifts and festive shopping is expected to grow. According to
Why Divesting Is Dangerous
Why Divesting Is Dangerous 1. A loss is only “potential” until you sell When you invest in a fund, a basket of equities, or bonds,
How italians invest today?
The latest data on Italian savings reveals a gradual but meaningful evolution: families are becoming more diversified, while maintaining a traditionally cautious approach. Today, household
Italy slows down: what the new growth forecasts reveal (and what the PNRR experience teaches us)
The latest economic forecasts published at European level paint a familiar picture: Italy’s growth remains weak and structurally fragile. After the initial boost provided by