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10 Ways to Invest When You’re in Debt
Are you struggling with debt but still want to invest? Sounds like quite a dilemma, doesn’t it? The truth is, whether you decide to invest your money or pay off debt, you’ll need to put forth some effort. Both of these incentives require money. Where do you start? The first thing you need to consider […] More
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in Investing5 Things to Ask Before Considering a Robo-Advisor
With the vast increases in technology occurring over the last few years, it should come as no surprise that investing is finding a home on the internet. Robo advisors are increasingly popular, and offer some obvious benefits over traditional financial planners. Some of these benefits include lower initial investments, 24/7 access to your portfolio, smaller […] More
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A Few Things You Should Know Before Opening Your Online Brokerage Account
Opening an online brokerage account is a great concept for a number of people. It is often more profitable and less expensive than opening up an account with a traditional broker since traditional brokers opt to have their investors pay a fee for each trade. With online brokerages, the fees are much lower than with […] More
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in Bonds, MYD-Investing
Are Bonds Worth It Anymore?
There are so many different options associated with saving that we cannot even begin to understand them all. However, we can try. We can try to explain to you what it means to have a certain type of savings for your retirement or just as a form of savings in general. One of the questions […] More
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in CDs, MYD-Investing
Five Great Reasons to Open a CD Right Now
The amazing thing about a Certificate of Deposit is that you can do anything you want with it. You can have it for a long time, you can have it for a short period of time. You can have it in this bank or that bank. You can cash it out at the end of […] More
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in CDs
Why It’s Important to Read the Fine Print Before Opening A CD
When it’s time to choose a place to keep your money, so many Americans are quick to jump on the CD bandwagon. Certificates of Deposit are a great form of savings, but they are not always so easy to understand. Fine print is the worst, and no one likes to read it. I don’t have […] More
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The Simple Reason You Might Want to Reconsider an Online Brokerage
Online brokerages are a huge rage at the moment, and they’ve been steadily increasing their appeal for a while now. While many investors prefer a traditional brick-and-mortar bank, online brokerages are becoming more and more popular each day. One of the biggest reasons that people are looking for an online brokerage with which to work […] More
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in CDs, MYD-Investing
Choosing the Right CD Account for Your Financial Needs
Who doesn’t love predictability? I thrive on predictability; to the point that when anything does not go my way, according to my schedule and my timeline and my plan on any given day, I’m suddenly discombobulated and out-of-sorts. Fortunately, it does not happen all that often, and that is saying something for a wife and […] More
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This is the Information You Need Opening An Online Brokerage Account
Online brokerage accounts are as foreign to some of us as another country in which we are not fluent in the language – most everywhere for me. The problem is that when it comes to savings for any purpose, the vast majority of us are in a foreign territory. We know we need to save. […] More
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in CDs, MYD-Investing
Placing Savings in A CD is Not the Bad Idea You Thought it Was
I did not marry my husband because he is a banker. In fact, if I’d known before I married him how many people would stop and ask him questions about banking, how many people would want to know about interest rates and other things banking related, I might have thought twice. I’m only kidding; though […] More
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in Bonds, MYD-Investing
Are Bonds Beneficial Forms of Retirement Savings?
In September, I’ll turn 33. I’m putting some serious thought into retirement. Okay, so I’m putting money away for retirement and dreaming of the days when my kids are big enough to use the potty without any of my assistance required, and the day that they don’t wake me up at 7 am on weekends. […] More
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in Stocks
Five Index Funds You Can Buy and Hold for a Lifetime
If you want to invest and diversify your portfolio, you should consider investing in index funds you can buy and hold forever. It might sound a little counterintuitive since you typically don’t invest in the same thing and keep that investment forever. That doesn’t sound like much of a risk. Actually, investing in index funds […] More
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