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# Data Driven Money

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- [Hack Together a Debt Snowball Calculator With Python](https://datadrivenmoney.com/hack-together-a-debt-snowball-calculator/) - In this article I will show how to code your own Debt Snowball Calculator in Python. I will cover how to create your own snowball function and plot out relevant results.
- [How to Calculate Compound Interest](https://datadrivenmoney.com/how-to-calculate-compound-interest/) - In this article I will show you the formulas to calculate daily, monthly, yearly and continuous compound interest by using examples and Python.
- [Calculate Compound Interest with Contributions in Python](https://datadrivenmoney.com/calculate-compound-interest-with-contributions-in-python/) - In this article I will show you how to use Python how to calculate Compound Interest with Reoccurring Monthly Contributions. In addition to computing compound interest with monthly contributions, I will also show how to plot out multiple scenarios at once. Using a visual device often helps further describe possible effects of saving more or less over a long period of time.
- [How to Use Python to Calculate Compound Interest](https://datadrivenmoney.com/how-to-use-python-to-calculate-compound-interest/) - This article is geared towards someone who knows a teeny tiny bit about python… but not much more than that. All of this code can be copied and pasted for use in your own scripts or Jupyter Notebooks. Just change up the variables in the designated section and you should be able to easily calculate compound interest as needed for varying time periods.
- [How to Use Python to Code a Debt Avalanche Calculator](https://datadrivenmoney.com/how-to-use-python-to-code-a-debt-avalanche-calculator/) - In this article I will cover how to use Python to import a list of debts and calculate the amount that should be paid every month of repayment. Then I will show you how to tease out important information such as the total interest paid by loan and the number of months each loan spends in repayment.
- [Simulate the 4 Percent Rule for Retirement with Python](https://datadrivenmoney.com/simulate-the-4-percent-rule-for-retirement-with-python/) - In this article I will cover how to construct a simulation with the 4% rule for retirement as the premise in Python. Within the code you can adjust your own planning considerations and plot out your expected returns based on the random assignment of historical stock market returns over a defined period.
- [How to Use Python to Model Paying Off Your Mortgage Early](https://datadrivenmoney.com/how-to-use-python-to-model-paying-off-your-mortgage-early/) - In this article I will show you how to wield Python to calculate the benefit of paying additional money towards your mortgage. Scenarios where an additional amount is paid every month, or even midway through the loan period will be considered.
- [Simulate Dollar Cost Averaging with Python](https://datadrivenmoney.com/simulate-dollar-cost-averaging-with-python/) - In this article I show how to pull in data for various stocks and simulate how dollar cost averaging would have performed over a custom time period using Python code.
- [What is the 60/40 Portfolio?](https://datadrivenmoney.com/what-is-the-60-40-portfolio/) - The 60/40 Portfolio is and has been the standard recommendation by financial advisors far and wide to build a generic moderate or 'average' risk portfolio. 60% of its construction is made up from U.S. Large Cap Stocks and the other 40% should be considered investment grade bonds.
- [Managing Subscriptions and Paying Yourself First](https://datadrivenmoney.com/managing-subscriptions-and-paying-yourself-first/) - Over the last several years, things that we used to pay for atomically have now become subscriptions. But are subscriptions a good thing? How do we manage them and gauge when they are getting out of control? I'll cover this and more in this article.
- [Resources for Using Python with Robinhood](https://datadrivenmoney.com/resources-for-using-python-with-robinhood/) - In this blog post I've consolidated several resources to get you on your way with using Python to trade at Robinhood through the ‘Robinhood API’. Robinhood's democratization of investing for small time investors has been a great boon for bringing complex investing tools to the masses.
- [Should You Invest in Target Date Funds for Retirement?](https://datadrivenmoney.com/should-you-invest-in-target-date-funds-for-retirement/) - Is investing in a Target Date Fund for retirement a good idea? What are the pros and cons? Are there any recommendations for selecting a Target Date? And finally, what happens after the Target Date? I'll go over all these topics and more in this article.
- [The Danger of Investing Biases](https://datadrivenmoney.com/the-danger-of-investing-biases/) - When investing, we are bound by the limits of our own consciousness. Psychologists have studied numerous biases that limit our worldview and these extend into our investment decisions.
- [The Cycle of Market Emotions](https://datadrivenmoney.com/the-cycle-of-market-emotions/) - The Stock Market is cyclical. We are humans with emotions. Combining the two is an observable boom and bust of wild but predictable emotions.
- [Interesting Ways to Earn $100,000 a Year](https://datadrivenmoney.com/interesting-ways-to-earn-100000-a-year/) - Earning $100,000 a year can be accomplished in many different ways... very easy ways. Below is a list of exactly how to get to that milestone. Some are smart and some too easy to pass up.
- [What does a Financial Advisor do?](https://datadrivenmoney.com/what-does-a-financial-advisor-do/) - In this article I'll tell you what you should expect from your Financial Advisor. Their services aren't cheap and you should get what you pay for.
- [A Financial Advisor's Most Important Job](https://datadrivenmoney.com/a-financial-advisors-most-important-job/) - Your Financial Advisor plays a critical role in retirement planning, but there is 1 thing they do that can make or break your long time success.
- [Financial Data Sources for Machine Learning and Trading Algorithms](https://datadrivenmoney.com/financial-data-sources-for-machine-learning-and-trading-algorithms/) - An up to date collection of financial data sources for use with Machine Learning Models and Algorithmic Trading. CSVs, APIs, Python and R packages are included.
- [Why I Bought a Small but Expensive Home](https://datadrivenmoney.com/why-i-bought-a-small-but-expensive-home/) - Intentionally buying a small, quality home that may be high in price per square foot may not seem typical, but I've got a few reasons why its a great financial move.
- [How to Invest $10,000 Right Now](https://datadrivenmoney.com/how-to-invest-10000-right-now/) - If you just happened upon a lump some of change then you have probably wondered if you should spend it, invest it, pay down debt or even give it away. I'll go over a few good and bad ideas on how to spend your new found wealth.
- [What is Inflation and How to Prepare for It](https://datadrivenmoney.com/what-is-inflation-and-how-to-prepare-for-it/) - But is all this true? What is inflation? How can a retail investor protect their portfolio from the gnarly impacts of inflation? In this article, I will answer these questions and explain while inflation should be monitored, the worry and finger pointing is likely overblown.
- [What Famous Investors Say about Bitcoin](https://datadrivenmoney.com/what-famous-investors-say-about-bitcoin/) - In this article, I've compiled up to date viewpoints by famous and traditional investors or thought leaders. Assuming such people have more access to the industry, and/or its possible negative and positive aspects can be useful in trying to inform your own decision-making process.
- [Calculate the Stock Market CAGR with Python](https://datadrivenmoney.com/calculate-the-stock-market-cagr-with-python/) - Use Python Code to calculate the Compound Annual Growth Rate of various Stock Market Tickers giving you an accurate and timely comparison of performance.
- [Top Tax Deductions and Tax Credits](https://datadrivenmoney.com/top-tax-deductions-and-tax-credits/) - In this article I’ll give you the low down on the top tax credits and deductions that you should look out for. Given all recent changes, they can be easily overlooked.
- [Buy Now Pay Later: Everything You Need to Know](https://datadrivenmoney.com/buy-now-pay-later-everything-you-need-to-know/) - Buy Now, Pay Later companies allow consumers at the point of sale to pay for items in an installment fashion. They can put a little bit down up front, agree to pay a predetermined amount for several weeks or months and usually all for low or no interest.
- [Compound Annual Growth Rate Formula](https://datadrivenmoney.com/compound-annual-growth-rate-formula/) - To get an accurate measure of performance you should calculate the Compound Annual Growth Rate, also known simply as the CAGR. The CAGR will give you a number that fully reveals the performance of whatever you are measuring.
- [The Truth About Layaway](https://datadrivenmoney.com/the-truth-about-layaway/) - Layaway is a financial tool offered by retailers that connects a consumer with a product and establishes an agreement to buy it over time. The purchase is usually low in fees and often without interest. The consumer does not receive the item until after it has been paid in full.
- [Everything you Need to Know about Sabbaticals](https://datadrivenmoney.com/everything-you-need-to-know-about-sabbaticals/) - In this article I'll cover the basics around taking Sabbaticals and some resources to get you headed in the right direction. Taking a sabbatical properly can be restorative for both your personal life and help your employer reach their institutional goals.
- [I Just Made $5,000 off my New Car… Twice](https://datadrivenmoney.com/i-just-made-5000-off-my-new-car-twice/) - In this article, I will cover how I was able to sell my new vehicles for a net positive return despite inflation. It’s less a methodology that can be repeated and more a toolkit that may come in useful if you find yourself in the right situation.
- [Tips on How to Sell your Car Online](https://datadrivenmoney.com/tips-on-how-to-sell-your-car-online/) - In this article, I’m going to spell out all the tips you will need to sell your car for the highest price possible online. The process is easy, exceptionally quick, and could have you walking away with a check in hand within a couple of hours.
- [Machine Learning Investing Resources](https://datadrivenmoney.com/machine-learning-investing-resources/) - In this article I have put together a series of resources for Investing with ML and AI. The tools provided can be exceptionally powerful when trying to gain insights about various investing opportunities.
- [Saving Money on Giving Gifts During the Holidays](https://datadrivenmoney.com/saving-money-on-giving-gifts-during-the-holidays/) - In this article I’ve compiled several tips from experts that will help you get through the holidays in a fiscally prudent way that will still allow you to show your friends and family you care.
- [Protect Yourself from Inflation](https://datadrivenmoney.com/protect-yourself-from-inflation/) - But what can you do about inflation? Is there anyway to protect the money that we have now to ensure that it isn’t devalued along with everything else? The answer to these questions is far from certain, however, some experts do have a few recommendations.
- [How to Pay off your Home Quicker](https://datadrivenmoney.com/how-to-pay-off-your-home-quicker/) - Is there any way to pay a mortgage off quicker? Are there any tools and tips to reduce the amount of interest paid? The truth is there are some easy tips and tricks to pay off your home quicker.
- [Levels of Financial Independence](https://datadrivenmoney.com/levels-of-financial-independence/) - In this article, I will go over the 10 levels of Financial Independence as spelled out on the 'Next Level Life,' YouTube Channel. As the author admits, the levels are largely a summarization of what is available elsewhere. The same is true here and likewise, the levels are highly subjective.
- [NFT Investing Guide](https://datadrivenmoney.com/nft-investing-guide/) - But what are Non-Fungible Tokens and how do you buy them? Are there tax consequences? How do you use an NFT, and can they be traded like a stock? In this article, I'll cover all this and more.
- [How to Set Up Google CoLab](https://datadrivenmoney.com/how-to-set-up-google-colab/) - This VERY short but sweet article will help you Set Up Google CoLab quickly.
- [Unexpected Retirement Expenses](https://datadrivenmoney.com/unexpected-retirement-expenses/) - This article will go over a list of items that many people forget they will have to pay for during retirement. Some may seem obvious to you, but my research shows that many people forget to plan for at least some of these.
- [How to Earn Interest on Cryptocurrency](https://datadrivenmoney.com/how-to-earn-interest-on-cryptocurrency/) - Crypto can be difficult to understand. Earning interest on your crypto can be even more confusing. Make sure you are armed with the facts before you put your hard earned crypto at risk.
- [6 Reasons to Not Pay Off Your Mortgage Early](https://datadrivenmoney.com/6-reasons-to-not-pay-off-your-mortgage-early/) - There are several intriguing reasons why it may not be the best idea to pay off your mortgage early. What may surprise you the most is that not paying off your home can be a financially sound move that is grounded in math.
- ['Rich Dad' Author Predicts Market Crash: Should I Listen?](https://datadrivenmoney.com/rich-dad-author-predicts-market-crash-should-i-listen/) - The author of the wildly popular personal finance book, ‘Rich Dad Poor Dad,’ Robert Kiyosaki, has been on a tear lately claiming that October 2021 would bring the ‘biggest crash in world history.’ But should you listen to him?
- [Should I Lease or Buy my Car?](https://datadrivenmoney.com/should-i-lease-or-buy-my-car/) - In general, leasing a car comes with much lower monthly costs and will allow you to 'upgrade' your ride every few years. On the other hand, buying a car will lead towards your eventual ownership… something that can't be taken away.
- [How to Choose a Financial Advisor](https://datadrivenmoney.com/how-to-choose-a-financial-advisor/) - Not all Financial Advisors are cut from the same cloth. Some are good. Some are bad. This article will help you choose an appropriate Financial Advisor
- [How Much Should I Spend on a Car?](https://datadrivenmoney.com/how-much-should-i-spend-on-a-car/) - In this article, I will cover how to determine exactly how much you should pay for a car and what needs it will be checking off the list along the way. After all, a car is a depreciating asset and should be treated as something that won't be around for the long haul.
- [How Much Should I Spend on a Home](https://datadrivenmoney.com/how-much-should-i-spend-on-a-home/) - How much you should spend on a house or home is an incredibly important question that will have an astounding impact on your quality of life. In this article we will tackle exactly how to calculate what you can afford and ultimately what you should consider on spending for a house or home.
- [Cyber Tips for Personal Finance](https://datadrivenmoney.com/cyber-tips-for-personal-finance/) - Below are a series of Cyber Security tips based on my 15 years of Cyber Security experience to help protect you, your family, your money, and your future.
- [Budgeting Apps for iPhone](https://datadrivenmoney.com/budgeting-apps-for-iphone/) - I've compiled the most intriguing budgeting apps I could find for iPhone in this article. I've added a few key metrics such as the price, star rating and a major pro and con for each app. Each budget app has a link that will take you directly to the Apple store so you can check it out for yourself.
- [Budgeting Apps for Android](https://datadrivenmoney.com/budgeting-apps-for-android/) - Below are the top Budgeting Apps for Android currently available at Google Play based on popularity and ratings. I have added a quick rundown of important facts about each app like the price, star rating and the biggest pro and con for each app.
- [Debt Consolidation Facts and Myths](https://datadrivenmoney.com/debt-consolidation-facts-and-myths/) - Debt Consolidation is the act of combining multiple debts into a single debt. It is both a powerful and a misunderstood tool. In this article, I will go over not only the facts and myths of debt consolidation but also the mechanics of how to conduct a consolidation. Then I will help you consider if it makes sense for your own personal finance situation.
- [The Stock Market is Way Up… Should I Sell](https://datadrivenmoney.com/the-stock-market-is-way-up-should-i-sell/) - If you are concerned about the direction of the Market for no other reason than where the Market has been recently, then you should not sell. In this article, I will go over several reasons that underscore how its possible to sabotage your future returns by getting out of the market.
- [Why I Don't Like Acorns for Saving Money](https://datadrivenmoney.com/why-i-dont-like-acorns-for-saving-money/) - In this article I’ll spell out the reasons why I don’t think using Acorns to save money is a worthwhile venture (this says nothing about the quality of their funds BTW) and how alternate methods of saving would likely be more prudent and successful.
- [Affirmations for Financial Success](https://datadrivenmoney.com/affirmations-for-financial-success/) - The inner dialogue in our minds is always chattering… by saying affirmations you will be subtly changing the conversation. Eventually, your affirmations wills override what you thought was true.
- [How Much Should I Save for Retirement?](https://datadrivenmoney.com/how-much-should-i-save-for-retirement/) - How much should you save for retirement? 25 times your expected annual budget during retirement (after taxes). That’s it. How do you get there? Make an assumption on your annual growth rate and how much of your income per month you are going to save. Voila… that’s it.
- [Should I Pay Off my Mortgage Early?](https://datadrivenmoney.com/should-i-pay-off-my-mortgage-early/) - Should you pay off your mortgage early? The answer is, "it depends." In this article we will look at both sides of the mathematical and emotional aspects of paying off your home. More than likely, the math aspect will tell us 'no, do not pay off your mortgage early," while the emotional aspect will tell us to, "pay it off as quickly as possible."
- [Budgeting with your Spouse: Tools for Success](https://datadrivenmoney.com/budgeting-with-your-spouse-tools-for-success/) - In this article we'll discuss how to approach budgeting with your spouse. Money is often cited as the single biggest source of marital frustration and ultimately divorce, but with a few tools in hand you may find that it can be a wellspring of success. Budgeting with your spouse will be something that occurs on an ongoing basis. Any way to make the process smoother or less stressful will pay off each time you engage the topic.
- [FIRE and Retiring Early: What do I do with my Life?](https://datadrivenmoney.com/fire-and-retiring-early-what-do-i-do-with-my-life/) - In this article, I'll go over the things I do in my early FIRE inspired retirement that keeps me engaged and loving life. Many folks lived their working years on autopilot and if you follow the same recipe while retired you probably will find that you were expecting more and received less than hoped.
- [Tips for Asking for a Raise](https://datadrivenmoney.com/tips-for-asking-for-a-raise/) - If you are looking for tips on how to ask for a raise, then this is your place. I have asked, and been asked, for raises so many times that I have lost count. There are effective ways to do this that will increase your chance of getting that pay bump.
- [Ways to Have a Yard Sale Online](https://datadrivenmoney.com/ways-to-have-a-yard-sale-online/) - As a child growing up it was common for my parents to have a yard sale that encompassed our entire driveway leading all the way up to our interior garage door. While some neighborhoods still schedule times throughout the year to conduct such events, many find that HOAs and city codes limit their ability to sell Knick knacks and used items.
- [Robo-Advisors: Everything You Need to Know](https://datadrivenmoney.com/robo-advisors-everything-you-need-to-know/) - What exactly is a Robo-Advisor and how could it fit into your own portfolio of investments? In this article, we will seek to help shed light on what a Robo-Advisor is, what the pros and cons are, how much they cost, if it makes sense for you, and finally where you can find a reputable Robo-Advisor.
- [14 Tips for Working from Home](https://datadrivenmoney.com/14-tips-for-working-from-home/) - Working from a corporate location is defined by rules set by your employer, social norms, and personal expectations. Those rules do not apply when working from home. Redefining your personal behavior and routines will help you truly maximize your work from home schedule and is an exciting opportunity to shape your life in a way that you see fit.
- [How to Use Python to Calculate Mortgage Amortization](https://datadrivenmoney.com/how-to-use-python-to-calculate-mortgage-amortization/) - In this article we will use Python to help us calculate our Mortgage amortization. It is the calculation of the monthly payment where the payment stays the same but the principal paid off each month goes up continuously until the loan is paid off.
- [11 Ways to Save Money and Time While Working from Home](https://datadrivenmoney.com/11-ways-to-save-money-and-time-while-working-from-home/) - The small things that I no longer buy to support a corporate lifestyle really add up. Below are the ways I saved money while working from home. Some will apply to all, and all to some…
- [How to use Python to Trade Stocks at Robinhood](https://datadrivenmoney.com/how-to-use-python-to-trade-stocks-at-robinhood/) - Trading stocks on Robinhood using automated methods with python is as about as easy as trading stocks on its now infamous app. With this tutorial, you should up and trading stocks literally in under 10 minutes.
- [Debt Repayment with the Avalanche Method](https://datadrivenmoney.com/debt-repayment-with-the-avalanche-method/) - The "Debt Avalanche" is a strategy for debtors to tackle their debt in a way that takes advantage of paying off the debt in the fastest way possible. With a focus on paying down debt that has the highest interest rate, this strategy directly competes with the Snowball Method as the 2nd most popular debt repayment strategy.
- [Debt Repayment with the Snowball Method](https://datadrivenmoney.com/debt-repayment-with-the-snowball-method/) - The "Debt Snowball" is a strategy for debtors to tackle their debt in a way that takes advantage of human psychology. Essentially, one's debts are listed out from smallest down to largest and all efforts above and beyond paying minimum payments are focused on paying off those on the top of the list. The smallest debts are paid off first. The largest debts paid off last.
- [Emergency Savings: Everything You Need to Know](https://datadrivenmoney.com/emergency-savings-everything-you-need-to-know/) - An Emergency Savings should be set aside for expenses that truly constitute an emergency. Do you plan an emergency? No! So, you shouldn't plan to spend your emergency fund either. When you are desperate, and you need the ability to pay for things that affect life, limb, or eyesight then you know that you can withdraw from your emergency fund.
- [The 4% Rule for Retirement](https://datadrivenmoney.com/the-4-rule-for-retirement/) - The 4% rule for retirement is a rule of thumb developed to determine what a safe withdrawal amount is for a retiree on an annual basis. Safe is roughly defined as not depleting the underlying assets for 30 or more years.
- [Pay Yourself First: How and Why](https://datadrivenmoney.com/pay-yourself-first-how-and-why/) - A common expression among Personal Finance experts is to, 'Pay Yourself First.' But what does that mean? After all if you could pay yourself anything why would you ever stop? Would you decide to pay anyone else first if given the choice?
- [How to Get Rich Selling Hotdogs](https://datadrivenmoney.com/how-to-get-rich-selling-hotdogs/) - You will find that selling hotdogs is not very complicated. For the most part, the food you would be selling is precooked and not likely to spoil. Finding and paying for supplies is not difficult and the Total Addressable Market (TAM) is basically the entire country. Everyone eats… and most people will eat a hotdog
- [2021 401(k) Contribution Limits](https://datadrivenmoney.com/2021-401k-contribution-limits/) - For the last several decades Americans have come to rely on the 401(k) tax-advantaged, defined-contribution retirement account to help save for retirement expenses after they reach their golden years (or perhaps earlier for the lucky few). Since these plans imbue benefits that limit their exposure to taxes they are capped to certain maximums.
- [How to Save $1,000,000](https://datadrivenmoney.com/how-to-save-1000000/) - Whatever the case may be, the ability to actually save one million dollars is really quite achievable if approached methodically. We will use these steps to illustrate what it takes:
- [How 0-Commission Brokers Make Money](https://datadrivenmoney.com/how-0-commission-brokers-make-money/) - It is important to know how a business that may dealing with a large sum of your money turns a profit. 0-Commission Brokers like Robinhood have made a name for themselves for ‘democratizing the stock market.’ But how exactly are they able to do this without charging you a commission?
- [Compound Interest Calculator](https://datadrivenmoney.com/compound-interest-calculator/) - This calculator for Compound Interest refers to the ability of a certain amount of money (the principal) that grows with interest over a certain time period… let’s say a year. Then the following year, the original amount plus the interest grows with even more interest. When this happens for multiple periods or years and the interest is added year after year, we call this compound interest. It is by far the easiest way to ‘make money with money’
- [How Traveling in an RV for a Year Changed my Outlook on Personal Finance](https://datadrivenmoney.com/how-traveling-in-an-rv-for-a-year-changed-my-outlook-on-personal-finance/) - During the height of the first wave of the pandemic my wife started playing a video on YouTube about a family that sold everything and moved into an RV to start a new life. Little did I know at the time that 2 months later our young family of 4 would be doing the same thing. What would also change would be my entire outlook on our finances.
- [6 Reasons to Pay Off Your Car Loan](https://datadrivenmoney.com/6-reasons-to-pay-off-your-car-loan/) - For a lot of reasons, it could make sense to pay off your car. To many folks, it may even seem obvious, but is it really? In this article we will try to pinpoint the exact reasons, and thus benefits, it may be a good idea to pay off that car note.
- [6 Reasons Not to Pay Off Your Car Loan](https://datadrivenmoney.com/6-reasons-not-to-pay-off-your-car-loan/) - There can be advantages, particularly in certain economic environments, where it can make perfect sense to hold on to that car note even if you have the money to comfortably pay it off. There are always two sides to every coin and that certainly applies to whether to pay off your car, truck, boat or whatever you have that gets you from one place to another.
- [401(k) Tricks to Retire Early Using Rule 72(t)](https://datadrivenmoney.com/401k-tricks-to-retire-early-using-rule-72t/) - Code 72(t), Section 2, also known simply as ‘Rule 72(t)’ is the ticket to retiring early. Utilizing this provision in the tax law, a diligent saver can start taking money out of their retirement accounts prior to the age of 59 and 1/2 years old. In fact, they can take money out at any age provided they follow some critical rules.
- [Car Payment Calculator](https://datadrivenmoney.com/car-payment-calculator/) - This calculator will help you determine what your car payments will be based on the price of the car, the sales tax paid, whether or not you have a trade in, estimated rebates, down payments, the interest rate and length of the loan.
- [What is the FIRE Movement?](https://datadrivenmoney.com/what-is-the-fire-movement/) - The Financial Independence, Retire Early Movement (FIRE) is a movement where adherents attempt to change their lifestyle to become financially independent, thereby retiring early. Many of the unofficial tenants of the FIRE ideology buck traditional western lifestyles, seeking a simpler and more sustainable way of life. The term itself doesn’t reference a specific methodology, however, its birth can be tied to specific written works.

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