Roth IRA Or Traditional IRA: Which Should You Choose
When it comes to a Roth IRA vs. Traditional IRA, it all depends on when you want your tax break. But, when in doubt, choose a Roth IRA. Here’s why.
Investing & Retirement Planning
Roth IRAs for young adults: Why starting early pays off
You know what they say, it’s never too early to start saving for retirement! The Roth IRA is a tool that can help you start saving at any age for the retirement you’ve always dreamed of.
S&P 500 Vs. The Dow Jones Vs. NASDAQ – What’s The Difference And How Do You Choose?
The S&P 500, Dow Jones, and NASDAQ are the three most popular stock indexes. But what are they, how do they work, and how can you choose which one is right for you?
Savings bonds for beginners: How do they work and where can I buy them?
Savings bonds are an interest-earning investment option backed by the full faith of the government. They aren’t a fast-appreciating investment per se, but they help protect the value of your money against high rates of inflation, and can be an important component of a well-diversified portfolio.
Should I Contribute More To My 401k?
You may already know that you should contribute as much to your 401k plan as your employer will match. But when is it time to increase your 401k contributions? And how do you decide between adding more to your 401k or funding an IRA?
Index Funds Vs Target-Date Funds: How To Decide Which Is Right For You
How much time do you want to spend dealing with your investments? Target-date funds are designed to manage your portfolio with minimal hassle for many years. But they come with a cost. Are they a good choice for you?
Investing 101: How to invest as a teenager
Investing as a teen is one of the easiest ways to become a millionaire by retirement. So what are the best tools and options for teens to begin investing?
Investing vs. Saving: Which should you do, when, and how?
Ultimately, it’s up to you to decide whether saving or investing is the better choice to reach your financial goals. But, for certain goals, one is better than the other.
IRA vs. 401(k): Key differences and how to choose
401(k)s are employer-sponsored retirement plans. They have high annual contribution limits, and many employers match employees’ 401(k) contributions — effectively giving them free money. But 401(k)s have limited investment options compared to IRAs, which may stifle some investors.
Lazy Portfolios – What Are They And How To Build One?
Lazy portfolios are bundles of investments that you make once and let sit. Why is this no-effort strategy so profitable and how can you build one yourself? Let me explain.