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Why do some bond prices move more when interest rates change? Richard Coffin explains duration. The opening definition is Macaulay duration: the weighted timing of a bond's cash flows. Modified duration expresses approximate price sensitivity to changes in yield. Longer duration generally means more rate sensitivity; duration alone does not capture every bond risk. Source: The Plain Bagel — https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tMwVFv8qorc #Bonds #Duration #InvestingBasics

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How are required minimum distributions calculated? For an owner's account subject to annual US RMD rules, divide its prior December 31 balance by the applicable IRS life-expectancy factor. Choose the table for your account and beneficiary circumstances; inherited accounts can follow different rules. The clip describes the usual December 31 deadline. Your first RMD can generally be delayed until April 1 of the following year; that can mean two RMDs in that year. Source: Chris Dime, CFP, Dime & Associates - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ycP08JTQdVk #RMD #RetirementPlanning #InvestingBasics

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Why does the TPMS light keep coming back? Topping up only one tire can leave the others low. Check every tire when cold and use the vehicle's door-placard pressures, which may differ front to rear. The 32 PSI figures here are an example, not a target or a universal TPMS trigger. Recurring pressure loss or a warning that persists after correct inflation needs inspection. A flashing TPMS warning can signal a system fault; follow the owner's manual. Source: Mike Lindquist, Wilton Auto and Tire Center - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m_Z5eJ-XZag #TPMS #TirePressure #CarMaintenance