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Can you invest in the company you work for?
Here’s some factors to consider before investing in your employer’s company, including insider trading rules and over-concentrating your investment.
The Power of Compound Interest: Why You Should Start Investing Early
“Compound interest is the best thing that can happen to a savings account. It’s like finding a free money tree in your backyard.” – Suze Orman
5 Best Options Trading Strategies that You Should Know
According to a report by the World Federation of Exchanges, the global market size for options trading in 2020 was approximately $1.5 trillion.
Why You Shouldn’t Invest in the Company You Work For
Over 90% of the company’s employees had invested their retirement savings in Enron stock, while also receiving a significant portion of their salaries in stock options. When the company declared bankruptcy, employees were left with nothing.
Life Insurance vs Investment: Which is the Better Choice for Your Future?
Less than 60% of Americans have life insurance, with many citing the cost and lack of understanding as reasons for not having coverage. Meanwhile, the average American household has invested over $11,000 in stocks and mutual funds.