Bennett Fees

Bennett is a student at UC Berkeley double majoring in Political Economy and Rhetoric. At Hoskin Capital, he specializes in investment-centered economic research. When he’s not reading, Bennett enjoys cooking and playing the drums.

Dec 22, 2023

Get the hedge funds out of your hedges

All about houses: the state of the market, when to buy (and when not to), hedge funds buying up starter homes, and renting your house to your business tax-free.

Jon Scott, +2

Dec 02, 2023

Interest rates going HIGHER??

Does your credit card come with TSA PreCheck? We're making climate progress, the year-end politics sprint, and the true cost of a financial advisor.

Nate Hoskin, +2

Nov 17, 2023

Is your money ready for 2024?

New tax brackets, new contribution maximums, a government shutdown avoided, and inflation steadying out significantly. Is 2024 going to be the best money year yet?

Jon Scott, +2

Nov 10, 2023

Making more money won't make you richer.

10-year Treasury bonds are the worst they've been since the 80s, companies are worried about next year, recessions are hidden opportunities, and HSAs continue to be the star of the show.

Nate Hoskin, +2

Nov 03, 2023

Don't make this mistake with your HSA

The Fed decided not to raise interest rates, but said they will stay higher for longer. Save money by threatening to cancel subscriptions, and making this mistake in your HSA could get you fined at tax time.

Nate Hoskin, +2

Oct 27, 2023

Astronauts doing house chores?

When the only option for financial advice is wealth managers, we end up with complex investment strategies, life insurance we don't need, and plans that don't make sense. We're astronauts doing house chores!

Bennett Fees, +2

Oct 20, 2023

3 tips from the richest digital entrepreneurs

Real profits but unreal losses, how consumers feel about the economy, greetings from FinCon New Orleans.

Nate Hoskin, +2

Oct 13, 2023

Ready for a 60-year career?

Who broke the housing market, Starbucks is a bank, T-Swift is bigger than 50 countries.

Bennett Fees, +2

Oct 06, 2023

Getting sick of the word "unprecedented" yet?

What the Speaker's firing means for you, how to invest in indexes, student loans are on the march, and self-employed retirement is AWESOME.

Jon Scott, +2

Sep 29, 2023

A 3% mortgage in this economy?

Assuming a mortgage instead of getting a new one, the incoming government shutdown, something is wrong with the economy.

Nate Hoskin, +2