Investing

You can save money more efficiently if you develop a written plan, use an interest calculator, and know in advance how much you need to set aside each month or week to reach a savings target to pay for whatever you want. For example, do you want to save enough money over several months or […]

Have you wondered about opening a child IRA account for your child? Many people aren’t sure whether the idea is practical or legal. In fact, if you want to teach your kids the value of saving and give them a considerable head start on building a retirement account, opening a custodial IRA makes good sense.

You don’t need to give up your avocado toast or Grande Latte to start saving for retirement. Instead, we show you how to do it as effortlessly as possible. It doesn’t matter if you’re late to the party where retirement savings is concerned. Your 30s is the perfect time to start investing, maxing out employer

While some people are experts on stock market investing, most of us only know the basics of investing in stocks and bonds. Investing in up-and-coming companies is a sure-fire way to grow your wealth exponentially over time. The stock market can be confusing to some, but you don’t have to be a wolf of wall

Long-term retirement savings and investing is a complex topic, and one of the most challenging parts is trying to work out the best way to save money without paying too much in taxes. The government provides two different types of retirement savings accounts that have different tax treatments: Roth accounts and traditional accounts. You can

Do you hear people give investment tips about the “wonders of compound interest” and say to yourself, “Sure, those are great ideas, but I’m too old to take advantage of long-term compounding”? You are not alone. One of the major misconceptions about compound interest is that it only benefits very young savers, people in their