Any investor will tell you that picking a winning stock is hard. In many instances, investing in the stock market can seem like gambling. Why is that? Often times, it is because newer investors do not take the time to do their own research. Regardless, researching companies also isn’t a guaranteed way to make money Read More…

Wherever you find yourself in your investment journey, your goal is probably something along the lines of making smarter buys and increasing your returns. And who can blame you? After all, what is the point of investing other than to make money? Did you know… …a vital facet of investing is goal setting. Ask yourself Read More…

One of the most vital attributes of being a successful investor is knowing how to conduct effective research. Great investors know that knowledge is power, and they do everything they can to stay up to date and learn how to discern good stocks from bad stocks. Newsletters and investment publications are invaluable assets in the Read More…

Many investors, both beginners and experienced, rely on research to inform and enhance their investment decisions. One of the most popular and well-known research newsletters is the Motley Fool. Their lighthearted designs, loud marketing, and clever sales tactics can sometimes beg the question, “Is the Motley Fool a scam?” When it comes to investing your Read More…

In this Stash app review, I’ll give you all the stone cold facts and you can decided if it’s better than Acorns. (read our full acorns review) Did you know that around one-third of Americans have nothing saved for retirement? Everybody has the goal of retiring someday, but some people have not begun working toward Read More…

Have you ever heard the expression “a little goes a long way”? Everyone has heard of that expression because it is true. Do you struggle time after time to build your savings? If you struggle, that is because you are human. Maybe you have tried everything but cannot seem to kick your bad spending habits. Read More…

How many times have you heard someone say something to the effect of… …“If only I bought $10,000 worth of Company X shares 10 years ago!” Of course, hindsight is always 20/20. For example, if you bought $10,000 worth of Netflix shares 10 years ago, you would have over $600,000 today. In hindsight, Netflix seems Read More…