Recently, on the NewRetirement Facebook group, Linda asked about what she should do with a recent inheritance. She asked whether she should pay off her mortgage or invest.
She wrote: “I am 77 and have a mortgage with $150,000 left…
Fundstrat’s Tom Lee can’t seem to catch a break with his steadfast call that the S&P 500 could rally as much as 4% from current levels to 4,800 by year-end.
And while the S&P 500 closed at a record high of 4,712…
Stocks jumped last week, as both the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJINDICES: ^DJI) and the S&P 500 (SNPINDEX: ^GSPC) recovered lost ground. The S&P gained over 3% and is back near all-time highs with just a few trading days left in 2021.
Several popular stocks will announce earnings over the next...
Should you put your money in the stock market? This is a common question, especially in light of the economic volatility currently resulting from record-high inflation, a supply chain crisis, and the continuing threat of COVID-19.
But there’s actually a really simple way to answer this question…
Most people spend $100 per month (or more) for cable TV or streaming services, their cellphone service, gas, coffee to go, or any number of things without thinking about it. Some people even spend money on subscriptions they’ve forgotten they had. I recently realized I was paying way…
Many of us are so busy with our day-to-day lives, making short-term decisions left and right, that we don’t pay much attention to the long term — to our futures. When we do think about it, we often put off doing things that we ought to do — like saving and investing for our retirement years…
Don’t worry, no need to stop and check your stock, real estate and cryptocurrency investments to see what is going on. Rest assured; all is well. The Federal Reserve is still supporting financial markets by providing enough liquidity to fill up the Pacific Ocean, government officials are fine-tuning another stimulus package measured in the trillions…