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A survey shows investors are more bullish than at any point in the pandemic
45% of investors are bullish on US stocks compared to just 17% who are bearish according to a recen…
Will Daniel
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IAC is laying off a third of Investopedia staff
"Investopedia has joined the Dotdash family of brands, bringing together two of the fastest growing…
Graham Rapier
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How To Get Out Of A Speeding Ticket
"If you do have to make a court appearance, another option is to try to reschedule it to increase t…
Investopedia
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Here's The Difference Between A Credit Score And Credit Report
To develop your credit score, FICO analyzes your debts against your limits, your history of on-time…
Investopedia
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Wake Up: The 4% Rule No Longer Works For Retirees
Discouraging News A panel of retirement planning experts with Morningstar, a company that provides…
Investopedia
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Penny Pinchers Are Notorious For Committing These Social Faux Pas
It's nice to offer ideas on how someone can save money by buying Product A instead of Product B bec…
Investopedia
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How To Convert A Non-Deductible IRA Into A Roth IRA
Traditional IRA Vs. the Non-Deductible IRA Up to certain earned income limitations (that typically…
Investopedia
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Here are Investopedia's top 10 investor terms of 2016
Investopedia, the popular financial website, released its list of the top 10 terms used by investor…
Prashanth Perumal
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3 major expenses no one can avoid in retirement
Medical insurance coverage is included in Part B, which costs about $130 a month, on average, for S…
Tanza Loudenback
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We asked financial planners where first-time investors should put their money, and almost everyone said the same thing
Disclosure: This post is brought to you by the Personal Finance Insider team. We occasionally highl…
Tanza Loudenback
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The insurance policy that can protect a family's future isn't nearly as complicated or expensive as you'd think
Let's say he takes out 30-year policy worth $250,000. That means the policy is set to expire when h…
Tanza Loudenback
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10 things you probably didn't know you could deduct on your taxes
"For 2018, a 12.4% social security tax applies to the first $128,400 of earnings. If you earn more …
Hillary Hoffower
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6 things you should do to prepare for the next recession
"Stick with your asset allocation and avoid market timing at all costs," Sweis said. Market timing …
Laura McCamy
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More than two dozen countries and territories use the US dollar as currency
The non-US countries whose official currency is the dollar are Ecuador, El Salvador, Zimbabwe, Timo…
Mark Abadi
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Motivating yourself to save money when you really don't want to comes down to embracing 2 basic truths
Retirement savings are one way to invest, but if you want to get more involved, there are other ave…
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Here's where you should store your emergency fund
According to Investopedia, the top short-term bond funds have 10-year annualized returns ranging fr…
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The 10 hot new financial buzzwords you need to know
"With instability in the EU, the continued disruption of traditional finance by fintech companies, …
Bob Bryan
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Every Millennial Should Know These Investing Terms Cold
But here's the thing: investing is still important. One of the biggest risks to investing for mille…
Sophia Bera
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SMART INVESTOR: 'Fancy Equipment Doesn't Guarantee Success'
Fundamental and technical analysis might glean the probability of where an investment is headed (ju…
Mandi Woodruff
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Consider Greed The First Deadly Sin Of Investing
Perhaps the No.1 killer of investment return is your emotions. The axiom that fear and greed rule t…