Stock market predictions for the upcoming year are often interesting but usually dreadfully wrong. These forecasts usually miss the mark in terms of addressing an individual's financial and investing goals. Therefore, this year, I am offering up my Top 10 Principles which can used as timeless building blocks for good investor behavior for the upcoming year and beyond.
With the total tuition price of private college approaching $500,000 for newborns today, understanding how, when, and why to save for college is an essential financial planning consideration for parents. Making the right choice of a 529 savings plans can be the difference between affording a semester of tuition or the entire four years.
So, what should investors keep in mind when it comes to dividends? And what is the smart way to conduct dividend investing? Read on to find out what goes into a dividend payout and how shareholders can benefit over the long-term.
Investor behavior is one of the most important factors for reaching your long-term investment goals, even more than investment skill in my view and experience.
Here is a brief history on investment bubbles, characteristics to watch for, and what to do (or not do) when you spot one.
Who doesn’t like price transparency? With so much information at everyone’s fingertips, consumers are more demanding about knowing everything there is about a product before the buy decision is made. This is especially true with pricing transparency.