Election years tend to bring heightened uncertainty to market-correlated investments as investors wrestle with the potential impacts of policy shifts, regulatory changes and even global reactions to U.S. politics. Even savvy market investors face a struggle trying to apply a steady hand while riding the roller coaster.
The good news is that you don’t actually have to ride the election year roller coaster to benefit from investing.
Many investors seek portfolio diversification to mitigate risk and optimize returns. Alternative investments, which fall outside of traditional stocks and bonds, have gained prominence for their potential to enhance portfolio stability and yield. Real estate, in particular, stands out as a robust alternative investment option, offering unique advantages and challenges that appeal to a wide range of investors.
In this blog post, you will learn about real estate as an alternative investment, the advantages and disadvantages, and if alternative investments are right for your portfolio and risk tolerance.
The term “alternative investments” often sparks curiosity and interest among investors seeking to diversify their portfolios beyond traditional stocks and bonds. Tangible assets, in particular, stand out as a compelling avenue within this domain. In this blog post, we delve into tangible assets as alternative investments, exploring their definition, benefits, and potential drawbacks.
Today, women are making remarkable leaps and bounds when it comes to their personal and household finances. In fact, they control about one-third of the wealth of US households, and that’s only expected to rise. But people still have some misconceptions about women and investing so in this blog, we’ll debunk the 4 most common myths about women and investing, and uncover a few facts that may surprise you.
Women have made leaps and bounds when it comes to their finances. Today, they’re taking control of their money and are in the driver’s seat when it comes to their financial future. However, many women are still apprehensive about many investment decisions and continue, on average, to have lower financial literacy than men.
Your 9-5 job isn’t the only way you can make money and build wealth. And we’re not talking about taking on a 5-9. Passive income side hustles are a great way to earn money outside of your day job. Let’s take a closer look at what passive income is, which different passive income side hustles you should consider, and the difference between passive and active investing.
The terms “accredited” and “sophisticated” investors are often used interchangeably, but there are some key factors that differentiate them. And it has nothing to do with how you dress…
Alternative investments are getting a lot of hype, but once retirement comes into the conversation, it’s a bit of a gray area. Can you afford to take on a perceived riskier investment? Will it impact your personal retirement goals?
The world of finance can be intimidating, especially when professionals start talking about financial jargon that you don’t understand. While you don’t have to be an expert, it’s important to build a strong foundation of financial literacy so you can make informed decisions about your financial future. Read on to learn more about financial literacy and discover 24 financial terms everyone should know.
If you struggle with debt, know that you’re not alone. Today, the average American holds nearly $22,000 in personal debt, and over 35% of Americans reported that they’re in the most debt of their lives. There are many factors that impact personal debt, including, but
