By your 60s, you’ve already achieved plenty of financial milestones in your adult life. You’re in the home stretch, with retirement in sight. Learn about the fundamentals to consider as you review your personal finances and investments to prepare for your transition to life after full-time work.
Your 40s is a transitional decade between early adulthood and middle age. It’s also a pivotal period in your career as an investor. Learn how to navigate its ups and downs without exposing yourself to undue risk or leaving money on the table.
Managing your money in your 30s comes down to prioritization. Fortunately, you don’t need to be a math whiz or personal finance nerd to get your investments right — just follow a few simple rules. Learn how to invest in your 30s to provide long-term security and a reliable path to building wealth.
Are you worried about a recession wreaking havoc on your portfolio? If the specter of an upcoming recession spooks you, then forget about high-volatility equities such as penny stocks. Even solid blue chip stocks often take a nosedive during recessions. Instead, start looking into recession-proof — or at least recession-resistant — investments that can reduce risk in your portfolio and emerge from the storm even stronger.
Several real estate investing platforms allow investors to get into real estate without buying whole properties. As a leader in the single-family rental (SFR) investing world, Roofstock offers one option. Learn how Roofstock One stacks up to other ways to invest in real estate.
Streitwise is a real estate crowdfunding platform with a strong track record of steady dividends and an inclusive policy that allows regular people to invest, not just wealthy accredited investors. But it has some drawbacks as well. Find out if it’s right for you.
HappyNest is a mobile investing platform that lets you round up your everyday spending and put the remaining cents into real estate crowdfunding investments. You can also set up recurring investments and reinvest dividends automatically. Learn how it works and whether it’s right for you.
Concreit offers a private real estate investment trust that primarily invests in shorter-term loans secured against real estate. It pays frequent dividends and doesn’t require you to lock up your funds for years. Learn if it’s the right choice for your real estate investing needs.
Your 20s offer the best opportunity to build long-term wealth through compounding. Start young, and you can let time do the heavy lifting for you. Wait, and you’ll need to save exponentially more money just to catch up. Learn the keys to investing in your 20s.
Want to get rich? Start investing young. You don’t need to become a personal finance wizard or speak all the opaque financial lingo. You just need to understand a few basics, and consistently invest money every month. Learn how to invest as a teenager to build serious wealth.
Self-employed people can choose from several different retirement plan options. These include traditional and Roth IRAs, SEP IRAs, SIMPLE IRAs, solo 401(k)s, and even a self-employed pension. The best fit for you and your business depends on your business structure, number of employees, and income.
As you approach retirement, it makes sense to start reducing risk in your portfolio. But “reducing risk” doesn’t mean you have to drop risk — along with your returns — to zero. Learn about the best low-risk investments to consider as you near retirement.
