Midlife crisis aside, age 40 is the time when many adults start to worry about their post-retirement finances. Even if they already have a plan set in place, many 40-somethings worry that the money saved won’t be enough to support a fulfilling retirement. Part of this worry comes from knowing or seeing individuals in their 50’s […] Read more...
With the development of the global Internet, people want to earn extra money online. Because there, as they say, the best income. In fact, there is a lot of work on the Internet. There are low-income options. But there are also ways to make money that replace office work. Below we talk about how to […] Read more...
For many the concept of personal wealth is so far from their thinking that they never plan to have anything close to wealth. Their plan is to survive, pay bills, take some vacations and hopefully be able to retire some day. In fact the majority of a person’s life is spent working for money. What […] Read more...
A penny saved is a penny earned. -Benjamin Franklin We’ve all heard this old adage before. Every dollar you save today is a dollar that can go to something that you may want or need in the future. Maybe you’ve been eyeing that new pair of shoes for a while now. Or maybe you want […] Read more...
Hi. My name is David Hood from ‘Beginner Investing Made Easy’. Today I want to talk to you about ‘Learning about the stock market’. It’s easier than you think. There are three major steps that will take you a long way in helping you learn about the stock markets quickly and understanding it so that […] Read more...
With the recent passage of the Care Act, most American citizens have a stimulus check that they can look forward to receiving. This is a much needed economic driver and it appears that the checks should be sent in about three weeks. Many families have been impacted by the pandemic and are reeling from the […] Read more...
The topic of paying off debt vs investing came up at work the other day, and I was a little surprised by some of the ideas that were floating around. A friend mentioned wanting to get into investing, “playing the markets” as he put it, and his desire to set some money aside for retirement. […] Read more...
In the United States, more than half of Americans have no idea how much they need for a stable retirement. With as much time as the average American now spends living as a retiree, the shocking amount of people not planning ahead for retirement is troubling, considering the drop in companies supplying pensions and the […] Read more...
All too often we hear dreadful stories of people losing thousands of dollars in their investments when the markets decide to crash. Losing money is one of the most gut wrenching feelings a person can experience especially because it has an impact on our most basic need for survival. One of the most basic investing […] Read more...
The greatest investors had them. One of the richest men on the planet named his son after one of his. There are countless books and guides on how to find one. And without a doubt nobody can deny the priceless value of mentors. Today we speak to Michael Batnick who is the Director of Research at Ritholtz […] Read more...
