What is Value Investing (And Why Should You Care)?
If you invest, knowing value investing can help give your portfolio more stability and consistency. Here’s what it is and how to get started.
If you invest, knowing value investing can help give your portfolio more stability and consistency. Here’s what it is and how to get started.
Socially responsible investing or SRI is about investing with your values. You invest in companies supporting causes you believe in and don’t invest in companies taking part in practices you’re against. Find out how it works and who should do it here.
529 plans offer a tax-free way to save for college. You, the parent, have complete control over the funds, and there are no income limits for opening an account. You must use the funds for college expenses, though.
You probably hear about dividends all the time when it comes to investing. So just what are dividends exactly? Find out everything you need to know in this article.
The stock market and the economy are not the same. The economy is the production and consumption of goods, while the stock market is a collection of shares of public companies. The economy is much larger than just the stock market.
Finding the perfect savings vehicle for your kids can be a daunting process. Luckily, UGMA & UTMA accounts are two great savings options.
You know you should start saving for retirement, but you just can’t deal with the confusing, boring, acronym-happy world of investing. Fortunately, it’s an easy hump to get over. Let my guide tell you when, how, and how much you should be saving for your golden years.
Now that you can trade them commission-free, there’s never been a better time to add ETFs to your investment portfolio. Vanguard and Schwab are two big-name companies that offer the very best commission-free ETFs. But you’ll also find that iShares offers a number of reputable options.
Your 401(k) has the potential to make you a millionaire. Here’s a simple, 10-step 401(k) strategy for 20- to 30-year olds to help you get the most from your retirement savings.
Building a diversified portfolio means investing in a mix of large, stable corporations and smaller companies with growth potential. Here’s what you need to understand about market capitalization and how it should inform your asset allocation strategy.