When it comes to retirement savings, the various options can look into to secure your future can be pretty confusing. Whether you already have a retirement account or you're totally new to the terms and conditions of these kinds of accounts, educating yourself about the options available to you can help you get a leg up on your savings.

Something that has become very popular online as of late is the idea of Angel Investing, and how it is getting more and more accessible for individuals to do these days. While I have been interested in the idea for a long time, I never thought that I had enough capital to truly make a difference in any sort of investment portfolio, that the few hundreds of dollars that I could spare to invest would be wanted by any sort of organization for funding. In many investing communities, they outright say that it is too little—many sites online have regulations that require you to start investing at one, five, or ten thousand dollars. Now, my problem is that I have the patience of an ant—I like getting things done right away, and for me personally, I don't have the patience or care to wait until I save up enough to invest, or to try to cut out the extras in my life that I enjoy (I am not going to stop my venti vanilla latte from Starbucks habit solely to invest, sorry not sorry.)

We’ve all heard someone claim they know the secret to investing. Or that they know the next thing to invest in to get rich quick. This sounds great, but you know there has to be a risk, right?

If you’re thinking about investing in commercial property, you were probably drawn to the world of commercial real estate by the promise of unprecedented income.

The outlook for interest rates looks overwhelmingly downward in the next few years; it is true that nothing is written and everything can happen, but what the figures tell us today is that the cost of money will become cheaper and cheaper, even to the extent that credit institutions are able to pay their clients by granting them a loan instead of charging them interest, something that today seems crazy, but that even in some nations is beginning to become a reality.

Have you ever met someone that owns multiple houses? Did you assume they were wealthy before they got the properties, or wonder if that’s how they became wealthy?

This is the follow up to our Investments 101.

Wealth building and management entails strong commitment and passion, so you can make sound decisions and find a way to make your money work for you. Effective wealth management is a life-long process developed through habit that eventually becomes a lifestyle. One of the most popular ways to manage and build your wealth properly is by investing.

I want to help you with one of your resolutions. Every year, we resolve to eat right, exercise, and save money. This blog is to help you solve one of those problems—actually, the only one I’m capable of; the other two are on you.

Investing is a fantastic way to boost your savings portfolio beyond the limits of simple savings accounts, but in order to succeed in the market it's important to keep strategy in mind at all times. First time investors often make a variety of easily overlooked mistakes, but the most devastating trouble that new entrants make is that of assumption. In assuming you are on the right track, you overlook new learning opportunities that crop up during the course of any financial research you may be undertaking.

Life is hard enough as it is. Wouldn’t it be nice not worry about money? To receive a check automatically every month? The term retire is used very loosely, you could continue to work if you wanted. The stress of coming up with ends meat every month just wouldn’t be a concern. All it takes is some dedication, and about seven to ten years of your life to build your real estate portfolio. Property is one of the best assets to invest in, because it usually appreciates in value. Real estate is also a great source of passive income.