Investing in index funds is an excellent way to start investing. I want to show you how to invest in index funds on fidelity, where they make it super simple and achievable in an easy 3-step process.
Every investor will tell you that compounding is the greatest force in investing. They will also tell you that at the beginning, there is very little compounding. Why should you care about something so little? Don’t you worry! I will explain to all my Level Zero Investors out there: compounding for beginners. What is Compounding?
Celebrating small victories helps new investors keep going. Increasing your PADI is one of those small victories. But what does PADI mean in investing?
Recapping my 2023 investing journey was a rewarding endeavor. It’s a good idea to look back and learn from what you’ve done in the past. In 2023 I was able to…
How do we know how the U.S. Economy is doing? What’s the performance of “The Market”? We can answer this, by answering this one question, “What is the S&P 500?”
How can you make your money work harder? Savings accounts never could achieve this…until now. Read here to take advantage of a High-Yield Savings Account.
Investing is all about buying and accumulating assets, and then watching them grow over time. One type of asset is a dividend-paying stock. But what do you do with a dividend? I heard this term (I thought they were referencing coffee) called DRIP Investing and quickly asked, “What is DRIP Investing?” Most people ignore dividends…at
Having a hard time deciding which type of brokerage account to open? Read how to choose the right type of brokerage account for beginners.
Everybody makes mistakes. Especially when it comes to money and investing. I want to share my biggest investing mistake, and what I learned from that mistake.
Are you struggling to decide if a 401(k) is the right choice for you? Check out these 14 pros and cons of 401(k) plans for beginners to become more knowledgeable!
Investing in the Stock Market isn’t that scary. However, these 7 money mistakes riskier than the Stock Market are! The number one riskiest mistake is…
When I started investing, a very natural question arose; should I pay off debt before investing? After doing the math, I came to an unexpected conclusion…
