Original summaries of selected public material, with our questions alongside. Compiled September 17, 2026. Follow each link for the publisher’s full context.
September 11, 2026
NEWSLETTER · PUBLIC PREVIEW
A financial business, seen through its deals
In the public introduction to a paid Net Interest edition, Marc Rubinstein uses a book about Apollo as a starting point for examining the transactions that shaped the firm. The introduction points readers toward the interaction between insurance and asset management. The detailed deal analysis sits behind the publisher’s subscription.
Summary covers the publicly accessible introduction only, not the paid edition.
Compiled September 17, 2026
PRIMARY-SOURCE READING PAIR
Two inflation measures, two sets of choices
The BLS explanation of CPI emphasizes a representative consumer basket; BEA’s PCE overview includes purchases on consumers’ behalf and changes in behavior. Read together, the documents show why the name of the measure belongs beside any inflation number. Neither is a precise description of every household’s expenses.
An evergreen reading brief, not a summary of the latest inflation release.
Source published July 23, 2025
INVESTOR EDUCATION BRIEF
The cost question behind a fund comparison
The SEC’s fund-fee bulletin explains that expenses affect the return investors keep and directs readers to compare costs, ask about charges, and understand how an investment professional is compensated. A useful comparison needs the full set of costs and the services attached to them.
Educational summary. Product fees and terms must be checked directly.
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