Fire Drill: Investing with Dollar-Cost Averaging
When should you invest? Instead of putting so much pressure on when to invest, put a set dollar amount into your investment account on a set schedule and let dollar-cost averaging work for you.
May 2020
Modern Financial Planning: Thriving in a Remote Work Environment
How can you get the best out of yourself as a remote worker? Take a look at the upsides of remote work, check out tricks you can use to improve your productivity, and learn how you could use remote work to your cash-flow advantage!
Trick Yourself to Save Money
How can you make saving money easier? Trick yourself into it! We break it down into simple steps you can use to automagically increase your savings — and make reaching your goals a real treat.
Investing with Optimism
2020 has been a volatile year for the stock market. Volatile means sharp moves downward as well as sharp moves upward. We've seen historic swings in both directions, and these swings make people nervous. Some people react in these situations and let their emotions dictate their portfolios by moving into cash. However, successful investors like Warren Buffett, also known as the Oracle of Omaha, consistently rely on one trait to navigate nerve-wracking times. The simple trait: optimism.