How to Evaluate Load vs. No Load Mutual FundsThe key is the advice you're getting. And the fact is that many brokerage houses and Registered Representatives tend to be more interested in their profits than yours. Their investment advice is generally centered around Buy and Hold or dollar cost averaging and similar financially questionable recommendations. Hardly ever will you receive advice about when and why you should exit the market, either because of accumulated profits or to limit your losses. Getting out of the market is simply not in their best interest, though it may be in yours. [More] | HomebuilderStocks.com – Exclusive Industry Interview: John F. Kasprzak, Jr., Managing Director, BB&T Capital MarketsThis is an interesting question because the consensus view has been that interest rates would rise this year, perhaps by a lot, and that housing would slow, perhaps by a lot. This has not occurred and underscores the peril that investors face when basing investing decisions, particularly on homebuilding stocks, on a forecast of interest rates. [More] | Start Small and Your Wealth Will Get BiggerIf you've got thousands in debt looming over your head, $1,170 may not seem like much, but you have to start somewhere. Starting small and being patiently methodical is better than never starting at all! Plus, every month your level of savings increases until your small start becomes a giant tidal wave of savings. This will help you get out of debt faster and begin building your wealth. When you start saving, even in small amounts, you will have implemented another great wealth creating habit! [More] |
Using The Power Of Equity To Buy More Real Estate!
Using The Power Of Equity To Buy More Real Estate!
Interview with Jason of the Pragmatic Finance Blog
This is the 20th in a series of interviews HelpYourMoney.com is doing of other personal finance bloggers.
An Interview with Jason of the Pragmatic Finance Blog:
1. First, can you please introduce yourself and tell us why you started your personal finance blog?
Well, my name is Jason. I am a college student in my early twenties and [...].
ding: stocks up early after a short, ugly week
Lennar, schlennar.
More sour housing news just couldn't keep stocks down on Friday morning.
The Dow bounced back early gaining 23 points to 11355 by 10:20 a.m.. The Nasdaq picked up a point to 2156, and the S&P 500 gained one to 129.
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