Investing
Investments are often associated with keeping your money safe. With all the talk about recessions and inflation this past year, investing may be low on your priority list. If you’re able to budget your money well and have something leftover …
Investing is definitely a long-term effort. Most people don’t see returns right away and this can be discouraging. Recently, the markets haven’t been that great, which can make many people second guess their plans. However, if you’re able to stay …
For many people, the word “investing” makes them think of men in suits on Wall Street, monitoring the exchange of millions of dollars on a stock ticker. But with so many different options, investing for beginners is simpler and more …
When you begin to think about investing, all of the details can seem extremely daunting. And just this one fact alone is enough to keep a lot of people from even embarking upon the journey of investing. But, what if …
While your 20s can be a great time to make mistakes, learn, and grow, your 30s should be one of the best times to invest your money (if you haven’t already started in your 20s). Your 30’s should be a …
I am always on the hunt for new financial tools that can help us reach our goals. One of these goals includes retiring early. Or, at least, we are certainly trying to get to that point. We already have two …
There are so many different ways to save and grow your money. One strategy to build a CD ladder. A CD is just one option that’s pretty popular. A CD or Certificate of Deposit is a type of savings product …
The only way to achieve financial well-being is through careful money-management. I say this as someone who didn’t always prioritize investing, saving, and portfolio diversification. Over the years, we have seen financial markets expand and contract accordingly. Fortunately, investors with …
If you’re anything like me, then hindsight is 20/20. And this is especially true when we think about finances and all of the things we should have done in the past. But, instead of beating ourselves up about the financial …
Want to start investing but don’t have much to contribute? You’re not alone. Given the cost of living in most areas, the amount of debt the average family has, and other important necessary expenses, many Americans can’t afford a $1,000 …
