I often share cool ideas to save you time and money, but they are usually very topic oriented. Here is a list of my top four free tools to bring everything to one place to save you time, money, and headache.
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Getting started with investing can be intimating, but it doesn’t have to be. If you start with one of the basic types of investment accounts, you have the right foundation to save for your future. Individual Investment Account The individual investment account is the most basic type of investment account. This type of account has
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I recently wrote a post explaining why dividend stocks may not be all they are cracked up to be. Unless you are in retirement, non-dividend stocks may be better than ones that pay out a dividend. Reader Michael, who blogs at Student Loan Sherpa, asked an excellent question about trying to game the dividend system.
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I have been using Lending Club since 2009 to try to make the best return on my investment. I have been able to easily beat bank savings accounts, and can often beat the stock market. My current annual return is 11.63%. Here’s how I do it and how you can do it too.
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Long time readers already know that I am a fan of Warren Buffet. His value investing strategy has led to massive gains over the years. So when I have a little free cash, one place I always look is at the stocks Warren has bought for Berkshire Hathaway. This week, I purchased The Coca Cola
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I have a file cabinet at home with bank statements dating back to when I opened my first checking account when I was sixteen years old. Nine years later, I wondered if I still need those bank statements.
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