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What Is Micro-Investing?
Micro-investing is regularly investing small amounts to build a stake in financial markets over time. Regular savings can grow to a substantial amount without impacting your lifestyle. How Micro-Investing Works Micro-investing lets you invest small sums over time to build your financial portfolio. This process can be a feasible alternative to investing substantial amounts in stocks, bonds, or mutual funds. Micro-investors generally use mobile apps to invest at regular in

Jennifer Wills
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Can You Answer These 8 Personal Finance Questions?
Understanding your personal financial situation is essential. How well you know your money impacts every aspect of your life. Even if you live comfortably, you might not know everything you should about your financial situation. Ask yourself the following eight questions to determine your understanding of your circumstances. 1. How Much Do I Have in Savings and Investments? You should know the amounts you have set aside in the following accounts and how to access them in

Jennifer Wills
Oct 23 min read


How Do You Read a Stock Prospectus?
Understanding a security before investing in it is essential. The important information is included in the prospectus. What Is a Prospectus? The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) requires that registered securities have a document describing the following: What the security is Company history Financial details about the business Company management team Business’s financial performance Intended use of the funds Opportunities for investing in the security Risks

Jennifer Wills
Jul 72 min read


What Are Equities?
Equities, commonly called stocks, represent ownership in a company. Purchasing equities is buying a share of the business. You gain a claim on part of the assets and earnings. Common stock is the most popular form of equity. The equity provides voting rights and potential dividends. Types of Equities The main types of equities include: Common stock: Provides voting rights and a share in the company's profits through dividends. Preferred stock: Does not typically offer vo

Jennifer Wills
May 281 min read


What Are the 4 Most Common Investments?
I enjoyed educating clients on investing during my time as a licensed financial coach. The financial services industry can be confusing,...

Jennifer Wills
Aug 6, 20255 min read


What Is the 10-5-3 Rule of Investment?
When I was in my 20s, I did not know much about investing. Fortunately, I met a licensed financial coach who educated me on financial...

Jennifer Wills
Jul 11, 20252 min read
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