by Dale Poyser | Investing
Key Trait 1 Be Persistent, And Never Give up As you begin your investment career and try different things, you are going to experience some disappointments and some set backs. This is a given so expect it to happen at some point. Try to understand that this is normal...
by Sonia Rehman | Investing
Having some amount of savings gives you a good level of security given the turbulence in the financial markets and in many of the world’s economies. However, the uncertainty will inevitably affect you, your choices and perhaps your money in one way or another....
by Raymond Dominick | Investing
Investing in high-yield, consistent dividend paying stocks, funds or even ETFs is often suggested as a conservative way to get income into your checking account while providing a strong degree of investment security. While this may be true, investing in these type...
by Tamar Peters | Investing
nvesting in property goes beyond following a set of steps. It involves a process of self-examination before anything else. This article presents a guide to self-reflection when considering an investment in property; especially rental property. Rental property can be...
by Raymond Dominick | Investing
Verifying that what you are about to buy for an investment actually has a great probability of going up and making you money is an important element of stock investing. Of course, the same holds true for buying ETFs or mutual funds. The greater our confidence in our...
by Brad Pappas | Investing
Frequently I am asked about my opinion on the value of mutual funds. Since the early 1980’s their popularity has grown exponentially where many investors feel they are simply the only choice available. However by and large they have many disadvantages that are...
by Fred McAllen | Investing
The buy-and-hold theory has been the investing fallacy of the decade. Investors have increasingly grown tired of paltry returns and fear their nest-egg will never be sufficient for retirement. Many have been forced to place any plans for retirement on hold –...
by Roger Amhurst | Investing
While there are many who have made millions investing, there are also countless people who have lost it all, as well as many in between. Understanding and accepting these risks is one of the first steps of investing and developing an effective investment plan. One of...
by Roger Amhurst | Investing
While there are many who have made millions investing, there are also countless people who have lost it all, as well as many in between. Understanding and accepting these risks is one of the first steps of investing and developing an effective investment plan. One of...
by John Dealey | Investing
Humor me for a moment. Take a guess as to what will be your biggest expense? A car? Your home? A second home? An airplane? How about your RETIREMENT plan instead? Studies show most people haven’t set aside enough money for their retirement much less have a...
by J M Dawson | Investing
Passive income is the income that you earn without being involved directly in generating those earnings. More often than not, it comes from sources in which you have invested money. There are innumerable ways to earn passive income, but the most common ones are...
