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Standard and Poor’s (commonly known as S&P) is one of the most prominent financial intelligence companies in the world. S&P is a division of the McGraw-Hill Companies and has more than 150 years of experience providing financial services to investors worldwide….
Congress raised contribution limits for some retirement accounts but not others from 2021 to 2022. Despite rampant pandemic inflation, Congress didn’t raise contributions for the easiest retirement account, the IRA. Still, taxpayers scored a few modest wins for other account…
When Bitcoin launched in 2009, there was only one cryptocurrency. Fast forward over a decade, and now there are over 10,000 crypto to choose from, with more being created daily. Although Bitcoin is the original, several different types of cryptocurrency…
Venmo has revolutionized the way many of us deal with cash. Not only has the app eliminated the need to keep a running tab between friends, but more than 2 million merchants now accept payments via Venmo. As of April…
As of 2021, the market cap of cryptocurrency as an asset class has reached nearly $2 trillion, with institutional investors and companies adding Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other altcoins to their balance sheets. But with a technology that is still less…
Cryptocurrency is gaining momentum, and by now, you’re probably at least curious if it’s worth your investment effort. However, like many people, you may not know how it works, especially because crypto is substantially different from other investments you may…
When your retirement accounts are growing, it’s great to see the numbers climb. But when you retire and start withdrawing money from your IRA and 401(k), the taxes you owe can take a surprisingly big chunk out of your total. Hopefully,…
From November 2021 to January 2022, the cryptocurrency market lost over $1 trillion in market capitalization. This massive 40% crash in value was just another in a line of massive corrections for Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, causing many investors to…
Have you ever thought about investing in a startup? You weren’t always able to. It wasn’t until the JOBS act of 2012 was written into law that non-accredited, everyday investors could invest in early-stage companies. The JOBS act implemented Regulation…
The stock market is known for volatility. Stock prices fluctuate, regularly reaching peaks and valleys, but they usually work their way in an upward direction overall. Then again, volatility isn’t directional. Stocks can go down too. Every once in a…
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