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Frequently Asked Questions
Investing involves putting your money into various assets like stocks, bonds, real estate etc. with the goal of generating returns over time. It’s important for building long-term wealth, beating inflation, and achieving financial goals like retirement.
Stocks represent ownership shares in a publicly-traded company. You can invest in stocks through a brokerage account by purchasing individual company stocks or stock funds like ETFs and mutual funds.
Cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin can be purchased on crypto exchanges after setting up a digital wallet. Research crypto projects thoroughly before investing as this is a highly volatile asset class.
ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds) and mutual funds are pooled investment vehicles that hold a basket of stocks/bonds. However, ETFs trade like stocks on exchanges while mutual funds trade once per day.
Fundamental analysis involves analyzing a company’s financials, management, competitive advantages etc. to determine if the stock is undervalued. It helps make informed long-term investment decisions.
Most experts recommend life insurance coverage of 10-15x your annual income to protect your family’s financial future if you pass away unexpectedly.
Technical analysis studies past price/volume data to identify patterns and trends that can signal good entry/exit points for trades. It is widely used by active traders and investors.
Pay all bills on time, keep credit utilization low, avoid opening too many new accounts rapidly, and check your credit reports regularly to improve your credit score.
Create a budget, use debt payoff methods like debt snowball/avalanche, consider debt consolidation loans, negotiate with creditors, and increase income sources to pay off debts faster.
An emergency fund with 3-6 months’ expenses helps cover unexpected costs like medical bills or job loss without going into debt, protecting your finances.
Contribute to 401(k)/IRAs which allow tax-deferred growth. Roth accounts provide tax-free withdrawals in retirement. An HSA is a triple tax-advantaged account for medical expenses.
Dollar-cost averaging is an investment strategy that involves investing a fixed amount of money at regular intervals, regardless of the price.