by Don Gayhardt | Mar 17, 2022 | Finance, Investment, Stocks
If you’re interested in investing but don’t know where to start, there are many different resources to choose from. These resources can help you overcome the fear that many people have when they first start to invest. However, nothing helps you gain confidence like...
by Don Gayhardt | Nov 10, 2020 | Data, Education, Finance, Information, Investment, Money Management, Retirement, Saving, Spending, Stocks
Few people can rely completely on Social Security to fund their retirement. However, it often serves as a central source of income. When retirement planning, you need to think strategically about your approach to Social Security. This means learning how the benefit is...
by Don Gayhardt | Jan 9, 2020 | Budget, Finance, Investment, Money Management, Saving, Stocks
Once you have decided to start investing your money, you will next need to figure out the best vehicle for it. One option is a brokerage account, which allows you to purchase stocks, mutual funds, bonds, and other securities using the money deposited in the account....
by Don Gayhardt | Jun 19, 2019 | Data, Finance, Information, Investment, Money Management, Security, Stocks
You may need to hire a financial advisor for a number of different reasons. What you may not know is that financial services go beyond traditional in-person services. For instance, robo-advisors are a type of financial services provider that operates entirely online....
by Don Gayhardt | Nov 7, 2018 | Data, Finance, Information, Investment, Money Management, Spending, Stocks
Many people rely on apps to guide their personal finance decisions, create strategies for getting out of debt, and to track their financial health. One app that has quickly been gaining popularity in recent months is Robinhood, which aims to help people make money...
by Don Gayhardt | May 24, 2018 | Budget, Data, Debt, Finance, Information, Investment, Loan, Money Management, Saving, Stocks
A survey that Bankrate conducted last year showed that only 20 percent of American adults have no financial regrets, while more than 70 percent of respondents said there were very specific mistakes that they wish they had not made. Among the respondents’ biggest...
