Investing

Whether you’re a beginner or an active day trader, here are the best investing podcasts to keep up with the tricks of the trade.

If you’re holding more cash than you need, consider these interest-bearing account options recommended by this Certified Financial Planner.

Ever considered buying penny stocks? Make sure you know the risks and other options available to you before you invest your money.

ESG scores can offer insight into whether a company values environmental, social and governance-related issues—but these scores aren't fool-proof.

Are you confused about the restricted stock you were granted through work? Read more to learn about how they work and how they’re taxed, plus how to make the most of yours.

You can sell I bonds after 12 months through the TreasuryDirect website, your bank or by mail.

Many investors are using I Bonds to hedge against inflation. Here’s what to know about current I Bond rates.

I bonds, like any investment, are subject to taxation, though only at the federal level and there is one way out.

I bonds are inflation-linked investments issued by the U.S. government. Here’s what to know about making them a part of your investments.

I bonds are safe in the sense that they’re backed by the U.S. government. But there’s more to know about this inflation-protected investment.

Yes! You can buy I bonds as a gift for a loved one. We’ll walk you through the process.

As often as you’d like! Until you reach the limits, of course.

Yes, you can buy I bonds for kids, and they can be a good investment. Here’s what to know.

If you purchase an I bond anytime from May to Oct. 31, you’ll get an annualized 9.62% return for the first six months—that’s pretty impressive.

The ever-increasing value of land, coupled with the benefits of ownership, might entice you to change your lifestyle, or at least diversify your portfolio.

It’s never too early to make a succession plan for your traditional, digital and intellectual assets, as this CFP’s experience proves.

As the Fed raises interest rates to combat inflation, questions abound about the health of the American economy at large.

Diversifying your investments—and assets—can help you adhere to your tolerance for risk while giving you the best chance to improve your future.

What do you “meme” the price went down after I bought it? Yes, this is a very risky kind of investment.

It's possible to enjoy tax deductions by contributing to a traditional IRA, but Roth IRAs come with different tax benefits.

Investing in overseas markets is often a sound idea, and the combination of lower share prices and weaker currencies could make those markets particularly good value now.

Among them: Spend 50% on your necessities and debt repayments while saving 15% for retirement and setting aside 5% for emergencies.

Bond buying can be tricky, so approach with caution.

When inflation is high, you're likely to hear a lot about investing in I bonds. Here's everything you need to know to invest in I bonds.

These complicated investment products, also known as CDOs, involve pooling loans and selling them to large investment firms.

The stock market seems like it’s in a free fall. Understanding a few key bear market facts can calm your nerves, and help you avoid costly mistakes.

It may be time to add different investments while you ride out the storm.

Looking for a hedge against inflation? TIPS and I Bonds might be the answer. EE Bonds, on the other hand, offer different benefits.

Cryptocurrency taxes are complicated and can be difficult to file when you don’t understand the process. Here’s how crypto is taxed and what you need to do to be ready for the IRS.

We’ve all heard of cryptocurrency at this point, but you might have some lingering questions. Here are the answers to what it is, why it matters and how it’s used.

You may think so, considering interest rates are going up. But there are other factors to consider.

Some assets are likely to hold up better as the Fed raises rates to fight inflation, say experts.

Cryptocurrencies are crashing. Is now the time to buy cryptocurrencies?

Wondering how to dip your toe into digital currency as a beginner? Follow these six basic steps to get started.

Not to be competitive, but studies show that women are just better investors than men. Here’s why, and the lessons you can learn for yourself.

Worried that inflation will eat away at your savings? Here’s advice for what to do.

You've probably heard of the S&P 500. Here's why it's an important benchmark to know if you're an investor.

And 3 investments to avoid

Learning how to invest can feel overwhelming. But getting the basics is very doable.