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…
Getting involved in the stock market means you’ve got to start somewhere. This course will give you the tools to find stock picking ideas and kickstart your investing career. Generating Ideas There are two types of shoppers out there: impulsive and diligent. Imagine a person buying a car. An impulsive shopper will walk into a Read More…
Warren Buffett is the undisputed champion when it comes to investing. Learn how the master picks his investments in this course. Introduction, Success, and Berkshire Hathaway “Rule No. 1: never lose money; rule No. 2: don’t forget rule No. 1” — Warren Buffett The Oracle is Born Warren Buffett, a.k.a the “Oracle of Omaha”, is Read More…
We don’t believe in the get rich quick idealism…but we do know that growing wealth isn’t as complicated as some make it out to be. Welcome to the Millionaire Crash Course, where you’ll learn a few ingredients in the secret sauce of millionaires… Millionaires in the U.S. The first logical step in learning to make Read More…
Money and responsibility don’t always work hand in hand. But today we’re here to ask the question: why not both? Today we’re looking into the concept of socially responsible investing This article will teach you how to invest in companies with a conscience. Intro to Socially Responsible Investing Quick quiz: What kind of investing makes Read More…
The only reason that you start buying individual stocks is if you think that you are going to beat the market as a whole. The S&P 500 generally returns about 10% year after year, and so you’ll have to do pretty well on your individual picks portfolio to beat that! But the Motley Fool has Read More…
Investing on your own? Here are some DIY investing tips and tricks. What to Consider Let’s face it. After health, happiness and family, how to manage your nest egg is probably the most important decision you will have to make in your lifetime. Portfolio management, diversification and asset allocation are just some of the considerations. Overwhelmed yet? Luckily, there Read More…
Investors, like all people, are driven by psychological forces. Behavioral finance is a field of study that attempts to explain why humans makes investing Why do investors make the decisions that they do? This course will explain why. Irrationality Take a look at this picture: Well…are they? At first glance, they look crooked. But it Read More…
Philip Fisher is the pioneer of growth investing. Learn the fundamentals of his investing strategy in this course. The Birth of Growth Investing “He should take extreme care to own not the most, but the best.” — Philip Fisher The name’s Fisher, Philip Fisher Growth vs. Value Investing When investors are asked to describe their investment Read More…
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