Category: Personal Finance

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Tips For First-Time Investing In 2025

Investing for the first time can certainly feel a little daunting. However, just like any successful or semi-successful investor, you have to start somewhere. Whether you’ve got a lot of money available to invest or you’re using what minimal savings you do have, there are some helpful tips that have helped those who don’t have much of an idea of how to invest.

Conquer Your Fear: Why It’s Never a Bad Time to Invest 

Are you filled with doubt? Are you trying to time the market? Well, think again. The historical data on long-term investing might pleasantly surprise you.

The Road Ahead: Your Financial Freedom Journey

Our journey through life is filled with unexpected breakdowns and detours. To achieve prosperity, we need to keep our eyes fixed on the brighter horizon ahead.

The AI War: China’s Sputnik Moment?

It’s a stunning development. Has DeepSeek fired a shot across Silicon Valley’s bow? Well, here are 2 critical facts that the mainstream media aren’t telling you.

Portfolio Update: January 2025 — The New World Order

A new presidential transition. A new balance of power. Here’s why a strong start to 2025 is giving us a unique opening to invest for greater value.

Transvaginal Mesh Lawsuits: Seeking Justice and Regaining Control (2024 Update)

Serious complications are a reality for many women who received transvaginal mesh to address pelvic organ prolapse (POP) or stress urinary incontinence (SUI). 

$9 Billion Loss: Worst Decision Ever?

Carl Icahn made millions when he bet against a failing airline. But he lost billions when he bet against an entire nation. Here’s how this strange tale unfolded.

American Income Stocks for Financial Freedom

The US market is well-known for its high-flying growth stocks. But is it possible to get passive income as well? We explore 3 potential opportunities here.

Sticky Inflation Strikes Back

Inflation is a cunning thief. It robs you of your money in plain sight. But here’s the good news: the fear may also create an opportunity for the courageous investor.

Is it Possible to Invest in a Poor Economy? How You Can Still Build Your Wealth

It’s no secret that the cost of living is higher now than it’s been a long time. This isn’t just a local problem either, people all around the world are experiencing stagnant wages and crippling inflation rates. Some people who would have been comfortable with their wage a few decades ago are now struggling to make ends meet. This leads many people to wonder whether they can survive, let alone thrive and build their wealth. 

American Energy Boom: Warren Buffett’s Big Bet

The oil-and-gas industry in the United States is experiencing an incredible rebirth. Is this creating an opportunity for investors to buy into value?

Italy vs. New Zealand: A Month of La Dolce Vita

An Italian holiday gave us the chance to compare Old World values versus New World values. So, how does everything stack up? Well, the answer here might surprise you.

American Wallet vs Chinese Wallet: Who Wins?

America’s growth engine is surging. Meanwhile, China’s growth engine is sputtering out. Here’s what it means for the immediate fortunes of both nations.

Industrial Growth: Italy Becomes 4th Largest Exporter in 2024

Here’s what the mainstream media isn’t telling you: Italy is a rising manufacturing power once more. Could this be the time to invest in industrials?

Working with a Financial Advisor A Comprehensive Guide

With the increased intricacy of today’s financial world, many people have started to seek professional help from financial advisors for making crucial decisions regarding savings, investments, and future planning. A financial advisor will professionally advise, optimize investments, and develop an individual financial strategy. However, it is very important to choose the right financial advisor and understand how they will be able to serve your interests for long-term financial success. This guide sheds light on how to work with a financial advisor to make sure that one makes well-informed choices in regard to their financial well-being.