In this article, we’ll be taking a closer look at one of the simplest but most effective investing strategies out there: the Dogs of the Dow. But before we get down to the nitty gritty, let’s start with a quick recap on dividends. Dogs of the Dow Background: Dividends You may already know the basics Read More…
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BUDGET. What a gross-sounding word. Just the thought of making a budget sounds painful. Honestly, this is probably why people don’t often learn about (and are so terrible at) budgeting. But as repulsive as the idea of budgeting can be, it’s a necessary and extremely beneficial part of our financial health. Just by clicking on Read More…
Stock Market for Beginners 2020 Today, we’re breaking down the stock market – for beginners. The stock market is one of the most over-complicated concepts, and so many people treat it like an impossibly hard to understand subject. But it’s really not. We’re here to show you that today. So let’s start from the beginning. Read More…
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What’s with all this Stock Market Terminology? At Wall Street Survivor, we say no to unnecessary financial jargon. Stock market terminology is made out to be way too complicated, and we understand how frustrating it can be for beginning investors. When I was a beginner investor, I would spend hours and hours reading through articles Read More…
Ever wondered how to invest with little money? Most of us don’t have millions sitting around in a bank account somewhere, and we have to invest what we can! Many people think that it takes thousands to tens of thousands of dollars to start investing in the stock market. This was true for many people Read More…
It’s time to PUT UP or SHUT UP Here at Wall Street Survivor, we spend a lot of time talking about the Motley Fool. But with the return of our monthly trading contests, this month we’re putting our money where our mouth is. That’s right, this month WE challenge YOU to BEAT the Motley Fool. Read More…
So you want to learn about the stock market…but where do you start? For stock market beginners, the financial industry can be really complicated. Investors, brokers, traders, lenders, borrowers, advisors, companies, banks, stocks, shares, funds, prices…is your head spinning yet? Thankfully, you came to the right place. For stock market beginners, it’s important to start Read More…
Getting out of debt If you’re like the average American, you’re most likely in debt. In fact, if you own a home and recently went to college, you could have up to $200k in debt right now. Here’s a breakdown of what that can look like: Credit card debt: $15,422 Mortgage debt: $149,782 Student loan debt: $34,703 And Read More…
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