Investing is a long-term strategy, and there is always a certain amount of risk involved. But what do you do when you find yourself in the middle of an unstable market? You want to keep growing your assets, but also do it in a way that minimizes as much risk...
The strongest index funds for 2020 are those that have three key facets: Low expense ratios Highly diversified Lasting through the “tests of time” However, not all index funds are diversified enough to be top-notch. Others may not be ideal for investing in the long...
Having an emergency savings fund is important for your peace of mind. Master your personal finances and save money by making these simple choices in your everyday life.
At 21 years old, I was a new college graduate with a liberal arts degree, a couple dollars to my name, a job + a few side hustles, and zero clue about banks, credit cards, retirement funds, or the stock market. Turns out, learning to invest isn’t that hard. Here’s where to start (no stock market expertise required).
Work is important in keeping us professionally satisfied (and, you know, making money), but hobbies keep us interesting and well-rounded. The question “What do you do for work?” is usually followed up by “What do you do in your spare time?” You don't want to be the...
If you’re looking to open a savings account, interest rates matter. The best banks for savings accounts pay you just for keeping your money there, so it’s a symbiotic relationship. But there are plenty of other banks who will happily take your money and give you...