While there is some method behind the magic of retirement accounts, the phenomenal growth of your savings may seem mystical without too much of your own doing. more>>
A stock is simply a piece of a company. When a company feels that they are (or soon will be) profitable enough to pique the interest of investors, they “go public.” more>>
IRA stands for “Individual Retirement Account.” Like a 401k, this tax-deferred (meaning the money is taxed upon removal only) savings plan was created by the IRS.more>>
“CD” stands for “certificate of deposit.” The idea is that you lend money to a bank for a set amount of time while accruing interest at a higher rate of return.more>>
An IRA (defined in “What Is an IRA”) has many benefits, when you can put as much money into the plan as possible without going into debt to support yourself at your current income level. more>>
There are many investment options out there. Knowing the pros and cons of each will help you make the right decision about which one is right for you. more>>
A bond is a loan that you make to a government organization (state or national), local municipality or a major corporation (such as Ford, GE, GM, etc). more>>
Whether you're saving for a new home, car, vacation, education, retirement, or for a rainy day, U.S. Savings Bonds can help you reach your goals with safety, market-based yields, and tax benefits. more>>
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