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Investing for Women: 5 Simple Steps to Start Building Wealth

I often hear women in their 20s and early 30s say they don’t have enough money to start investing. I don’t believe it! I believe everyone has enough money to start investing as long as th
Larry Portfolio: A Simple, Diversified Investing Strategy Explained

Recently, I wrote a three-part series on how to start investing. Today, I want to look at an advanced topic. Generally, I avoid advanced topics in investing, for two reasons: 1. Most peop
Strategic Investment Allocation: Building a Financial Pyramid

When it comes to investing for future goals, we can’t always do it all, at least not at the same time. We need to make some hard choices. But the best approach may not be super clear. For
Passive Income with Real Estate: Generate Wealth While You Sleep

Have you ever wondered how the rich just keep getting richer? Most people make a living based on the physical work they do, earning a paycheck every few weeks in exchange for that
Portfolio Diversification: Protecting Your Investments During Market Uncertainty

If you’re like most investors, you’re probably invested in the stock market through a retirement account or individual brokerage account. But what if I told you that almost every major in
Millennial Investing Mistakes: Avoid Costly Errors & Build Wealth

If you’re a millennial, chances are you’re well aware of the importance of saving your hard-earned dollars. However, you’re also likely saving the wrong way — costing you thousands
Decoding Finance: A Simple Guide to Investment Terms

So many financial terms are often thrown around and used in every-day conversation, but do you really know what they mean? Our What the Finance series simplifies financial terms so you fe
Real Estate Investing: Generate Income & Build Wealth

A five-year study by Tom Corley, the author of “Rich Habits,” found that on average, 65% of self-made millionaires had three income streams. As demonstrated in this study, by diversifying
Retire Early: The Unexpected Strategies of Investors Who Achieved Financial Freedom by 35

Want to know the fastest way to identify a personal finance amateur? They only think about saving, budgeting, and investing in terms of dollars. It’s an understandable error: Financial pl
Is Your Investment Portfolio Truly Healthy? Key Indicators & Strategies

Even though personal investing is a topic that usually involves dry, technical features like spreadsheets, percentages, and basis points, one of the terms you often hear to describe a por
Real Estate Investing: Top Reasons & How to Get Started

As the VP of Investments at a fintech company, it’s my job to pay close attention to the ever-changing trends and progress within the world of money. Working at Fundrise also means I’m di
IRA for Freelancers: A Comprehensive Guide to Retirement Savings

One of the precious, oh-so-sweet things you give up when you go freelance is an employer-sponsored 401(k)—along with any matching contributions. But on the flipside, freelancers have quit
Avoid Costly Errors: 5 Common Investing Mistakes

When you make a mistake in daily life, you usually have the opportunity to immediately make things right. If you spill soda on the floor, you can mop it up. If you burn the chicken you’re
Maximize Your Retirement: Investing with a Health Savings Account (HSA)

Getting ahead financially is a game of inches. It’s about finding every trick, tip, and loophole you can find to maximize the growth potential of your money. There’s no topic where the ph
Beginner's Guide to Investing: Start with $100 or Less

Out of the main pillars of financial wellness—earn, save, spend, invest, and protect—investing can oftentimes feel like the scary, unknown thing lurking in the closet. Being frugal, creat
Impact Investing: Aligning Your Portfolio with Your Values

It’s easy to think of investments as existing in a vacuum. You contribute money, wait a certain amount of time and watch your portfolio grow. Where that money goes – and how it grow
Common Investing Mistakes for Beginners & How to Avoid Them

You’re bound to make a few rookie errors when trying out anything for the first time, whether it’s making homemade greek yogurt, growing heirloom tomatoes, or learning to drive. After all
Navigating Market Volatility: Strategies for a Stronger Investment Portfolio

2018 was a roller coaster for the stock market. If you’re an investor, you were probably impacted more than once – for better or worse. The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA), Nasdaq Com
Annuities Explained: Secure Retirement Income & Types

An annuity is a type of insurance product that provides you financial coverage after you retire so that you do not outlive your retirement savings. When you purchase an annuity from an in
Credit Unions vs. Banks: Understanding the Key Differences

A credit union is a non-profit financial cooperative that offers banking services to its customers. Like a traditional bank, credit unions accept deposits, make loans and provide members

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