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Debt : The Good, The Bad, & The Ugly - Part One
Debt : most of us have some, but does the average person really understand what debt truly is? Let's go back to Webster's Dictionary again :
Benjamin AustinPublished 2 years ago in Trader10 Reasons Why You Will Never Be Rich
So, if you’re wondering why your wish might not come true, here are some of the reasons why you’ll probably never be wealthy.
Vasilica FlorinPublished 2 years ago in TraderFirst Time Property Investment
Are you thinking of purchasing or renovating a property with the intention of reselling or placing on the rental market? It is important to ensure you choose a property than you can potentially add value to in order to reap a healthy profit.
Craig UptonPublished 2 years ago in TraderHow Much Money Do You Need in Emergency Savings? Here's What Suze Orman Thinks
Chances are high your emergency fund isn't big enough. Key points Orman says you need 8 to 12 months of expenses in your emergency fund.
Eusebiu CioroabaPublished 2 years ago in Trader3 High-Yielding Dividend Stocks Ideal for Retirees
These low-volatility investments are safe and can generate tons of recurring income. Inflation is taking a chunk out of retirees' income this year. Although investing in the stock market can be a solution, it hasn't exactly been a safe option of late, with many stocks falling hard over the past several months. But that doesn't mean retirees or risk-averse investors are out of luck. There are some solid investments you can consider today that won't put your hard-earned savings in danger.
Eusebiu CioroabaPublished 2 years ago in TraderWhy I'd Buy Ford Stock Instead of a Ford Mustang
When I was 17, my first car was a '77 Mustang hatchback. Not exactly a dream car like a '69 fastback, mind you, but I turned it into a sweet ride nonetheless. I've been a Mustang fan ever since. But times are changing, and sports cars are now getting an electrified makeover, as evidenced by the Mustang Mach-E that will please some aficionados while turning others away.
Why Ford Stock's Crash This Week Makes Little Sense
What happened Ford (F 0.95%) stock was off to a rough start in April; it tumbled 9% this week through 3 p.m. ET Friday, according to data provided by S&P Global Market Intelligence. So far this month, Ford has already given investors several reasons for being worried.
3 Ways to Grow Your Tax Refund Without Investing
No brokerage account? No problem. Key points Investing isn’t the only way you can make money off your tax refund. Several bank accounts can also help you earn a profit.
Eusebiu CioroabaPublished 2 years ago in TraderExactly How I'd Invest $5,000 If I Had to Start From Scratch Today
If I had to set up a whole new portfolio for long-term success, this would be my playbook. I've been an investor for nearly two decades at this point, but as a Certified Financial Planner®, one of the most common questions I'm asked is "How should I get started investing?"
Eusebiu CioroabaPublished 2 years ago in Trader3 Stocks that could be worth more than Tesla by 2030
These proven winners could surpass electric vehicle (EV) kingpin Tesla within eight years. The stock market is more dynamic than you probably realize. History has consistently shown that, due to innovation and execution, today's largest publicly traded companies are unlikely to retain their pedestal position for a significant length of time.
Eusebiu CioroabaPublished 2 years ago in TraderBetter Buy: SoFi Technologies vs. Robinhood Markets
Sometimes, the less noisy name is the better choice. If you're reading this then you've almost certainly heard of Robinhood Markets (HOOD), the commission-free trading app that became all the rage during the early days of the pandemic, when bored people turned to stock trading for entertainment. Many of the so-called meme stocks also seem to be favorites among Robinhood's relatively new investors.
Eusebiu CioroabaPublished 2 years ago in Trader3 No-Brainer Stocks to Buy With $200 During the Market Sell-Off
A plunging market is the ideal opportunity to buy these attractively priced stocks. Investors have had a rough start to the year. Since hitting all-time closing highs during the first week of January, the benchmark S&P 500 and widely followed Dow Jones Industrial Average have dipped into correction territory (i.e., a decline of at least 10%). Meanwhile, the growth-focused Nasdaq Composite briefly entered into a bear market.
Eusebiu CioroabaPublished 2 years ago in Trader