Investing can produce some nice yields. But you may have to pay taxes on your gains. Consider these tax-free investments right here!

If you want to get in-depth with financial analysis of companies, then you should consider looking for their Form 10-Ks. Learn more!

If you’re wondering about after-hours trading and would like to get started, take a look here. You’ll learn about some of the risks and more!

What is dividend investing? Take a look at how dividend investing works in this in-depth article. Get started with dividend investing here!

Technology has made it easier than ever to buy stocks online for free, you just have to know what broker to use to get the best deal.

If you’re wanting to diversify your portfolio and buy stock from other countries, read how that works here and learn about the fees involved.

Investing for dividends is a key way to grow your portfolio and your wealth over time because dividends compound and grow over time.

There are a lot of ways to invest in the marijuana industry, including buying marijuana stocks and investing in the growing industry.

Does inflation make you feel, well, down? If you’re concerned about investing during inflationary periods, here are some investments you should know about.

Could you actually get fired by investing your money into marijuana stocks? Here are some details to help you discover if your job could go up in smoke.

Wondering if you’re paying too much to maintain your portfolio? Here’s how to find out when investment commissions matter and when they don’t.

If you’re an investor, you must know about the Wash Sale Rule to take advantage of it to prevent a tax loss. Learn more in this post.

When Coca-Cola published its figures for the 1st quarter of 2017, there was a distinct lack of buzz. Net income attributable to shareholders declined by 20% to USD 1.18 billion, or 27 cents per share, compared to USD 1.48 billion and 34 cents per share in 2016. The cost of North American bottling operations weighed […]

Robert’s note: We don’t typically discuss trading, because for many of our readers, a long term, ETF-based investment strategy makes sense. However, trading stocks is a path to wealth, and many people have been successful at it (we’ve spoken to Timothy Sykes before). But today’s guest post is great, because it’s thorough, and it acknowledges […]

Dividends are the hottest thing on Wall Street, but they’re not always the most important part of finding quality investments. In more conservative times, companies were valued based entirely on their dividend policies. Investors know that you can’t fake a dividend; a company has the cash or it doesn’t. In 2001, fewer than 20% of […]

Owning shares of stock in a company makes you an owner of that company. For most companies, that simply means sharing in dividends and hoping that the stock price goes up over time. However, some companies treat their shareholders like real owners – giving them discounts and rewards on products and services, just like their […]

“Compound interest is the eighth wonder of the world. He who understands it, earns it … he who doesn’t … pays it.” – Attributed to Albert Einstein (origin of quote is disputed)If you are currently investing or plan to invest, it is critical that you familiarize yourself with the amazing effects of compounding. Here’s a quick […]

A big part of investing is knowing what NOT to invest in.  For me, I like to invest in companies with a solid plan to profitability, that even a monkey could run, like utility stocks.  However, it is essential to avoid companies that have no solid profitability plans, like Best Buy. Here is what I’m […]

It’s a scientific fact that people will do irrational things to avoid loss. And one of the biggest fears people hold to is the fear of losing money. In fact, studies have shown that the pain of losing is twice as strong as the joy of winning. So, losing $100 hurts twice as much as […]

Even with the fiscal cliff approaching and tax rates on dividends having the potential to go up, dividend paying stocks can still be a good investment.  When you buy an individual stock, most brokerages offer you two options: pay dividends in cash, or reinvest the dividends.  This can be an interesting choice for first time […]