We all know saving money is important, yet many of us actually struggle to save money. The good news is that saving money doesn’t need to be ‘hard’. Saving money can be simple, and straightforward and you can get started today.

Over 50% of Americans are invested in stocks today. In 1929, this figure was only 2.5%. The internet and investing apps made investing in the stock market easier and more accessible than ever before.

Every investment has upsides and downsides. Even the stock market, arguably the most popular place for people to invest their money, might not be the right investment for everyone. In this article, we take a closer look at stock market advantages and disadvantages.

If you’re new to investing in stocks, this guide will teach you the basics, show you what stock broker to pick and break down the best stocks to invest in as a beginner. Investing isn’t rocket science.

Different investing strategies lead to different results. The two most common investing strategies are dollar cost averaging and lump sum investing. While both of them work, there are several reasons why you might want to choose one over the other. In this article, we compare both strategies.

Investing is an important skill set to build wealth and protect your money from inflation. But it can be an overwhelming and confusing task for beginners. If you’re wondering where to invest money to get good returns, this article will explain how to start investing and what investments to consider.

We’ve all learned about the importance of saving money, whether it’s from our grandparents, teachers or financial advisors. Despite this, most people live paycheck to paycheck.

The vast majority of people who live in first world countries keep their money in banks. But few people actually know how banks work. In this article, we take a closer look at the banking system.