15 Accredited Investor Opportunities

The world of investing is already diverse: all you have to do is build a portfolio with a mix of asset classes, and you’re well on your way to meeting your financial goals… right? Maybe not. There are a multitude of new investment opportunities popping up, including many accredited investor opportunities. Find out how to become an accredited investor (or qualified investor) and whether these opportunities might be for you.

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Empower vs Quicken

Quicken vs. Empower (Personal Capital) Review: Which Is the Best Money Management Tool?

Quicken vs. Personal Capital: Which One Will Handle Your Money Better? The one thing that every successful person does is properly manage their finances. To help you make the best financial management software choice, read this Quicken vs. Personal Capital review. You’ll get an in depth look at the features of the free Personal Capital financial manager and the paid Quicken program, along with pros and cons of both. Find out which is the best for you.

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Historical Stock and Bond Returns – Predict Future Investment Performance

Historical Stock and Bond Returns-Why You Should Care I’m a bit obsessed with historical stock and bond returns. Since I’m a control freak, and the future is unknowable, knowing historical stock and bond returns gives me an illusion of control. And I’m not alone in my interest in historical stock and bond returns. If you’re wondering why you should care and how these returns might help you, read on. Financial educators frequently use the historical return data to help you figure out what retu…

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How Often Should I Check My Investments?

Why Checking Your Investments Every Day May Lose You Money It is undeniable that your investments should be regularly checked, but by regularly, we do not mean check them every day. It is understandable that you would like to check your investments every day because after all, it is your money. But you’ll likely lose money if you check your investments every day. Very rarely does an investment have a steady rise.

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