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We’ve all been there. A quick coffee run before work, a sandwich for lunch from the nearest deli, and maybe a snack in the evening. While these purchases might seem small in isolation, have you ever considered how much they add up over time? Kevin O’Leary, Beanstox Chairman and…

What is the S&P 500 and 5 Reasons You Should Care The Standard & Poor’s 500 (S&P 500) is an index of 500 US large-cap stocks. It is a widely considered the best gauges for the overall US stock market. Though it is not possible to invest directly in…

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Finding Income: Savings Accounts vs T-Bills? Everyone can use more cash. You and many others may be looking for a way to earn more on your savings than what your bank pays. More is better and getting more is easy. Here is some simple math: Americans have an average…

The Strength of Simplicity A wise man once said, “Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication,” and no one embodies this wisdom better in the financial world than the “Oracle of Omaha,” Warren Buffett. Considered by many as the GOAT, he has built a net worth over $100 billion primarily by…

OK, inflation is bad for the cost-of-living. Food, gas, housing, and clothes all cost more. Our money buys less than it could. Here’s a silver lining for people who take action. Something good has come from inflation. Here it is: Your cash can buy you “more income” because interest…

Over the last 30 years, whenever the stock market returned more than 10% through June, it averaged another 12% return through year-end. Want a simple strategy (S&P 500) that returned over 10% on average over 40 years?* Disclosure: * S&P 500 return: 40-year annualized return of 11% as of…

A diversified portfolio is crucial to achieving long-term financial success in today’s fast-paced investment environment

The merits of long-term investing and consistent contributions are difficult to dispute and lead to a greater likelihood of financial success over time than trying to outsmart the market’s unpredictable fluctuations.

While it may be tempting to splurge on a single big-ticket item or focus solely on the pursuit of one monetary goal, a more strategic approach involves spreading your tax refund across multiple wealth-building ideas.

If you’re a new investor or just beginning to build your wealth, you’ve probably heard about the power of dividends.

It might not sound exciting but it’s incredibly important… and achievable! Inflation can be like the “silent killer” of your money.