10 Best American Cities to Buy a House
House Hunting Happily As the housing market becomes more and more of a nightmare, it’s always nice to focus on the little things.
Real Estate
Cryptocurrency
Cryptocurrency company Ripple Labs agrees to pay $50 million fine to US market regulator
Ripple Labs has settled with the SEC, agreeing to a reduced fine of $50 million. The resolution of this major cryptocurrency case clarifies
Equity
5 Tricks Companies Use During Earnings Season
Public companies in the U.S. report their earnings every quarter to the public. They may use tactics to make sure their bottom line
Fixed Income
Guide To Fixed Income Investing In Australia
For most investors, stocks and bonds go together like butter and vegemite. They’re the two main pillars of a well-balanced portfolio; the key
Cash and Cash Equivalents
Gen Z may not be able to afford a house or the cost of living now—but give it 10 years. They’re on track to gain $36 trillion and become the richest generation
Gen Z is expected to become the largest and richest economic force by 2035. According to a recent Bank of America report, the
Real Estate
Tips For Keeping Your Real Estate Investments Profitable In A Cooling Rental Market
In real estate, first impressions are everything. And if you’re a real estate investor, that means you’ll want to focus on standing out
Cryptocurrency
Bitcoin Whale Places $368M Short Bet With 40x Leverage Ahead of March 19 Fed Meeting
A major Bitcoin whale has placed a $368 million short position with 40x leverage, betting on a price decline in the cryptocurrency. A
Equity
Private equity firms are getting rid of their equity
Private equity firms are called that because they own stakes in the companies they buy. Today, this assumption is looking ever more outdated.
Cash and Cash Equivalents
What Is Included in a Cash & Cash-Equivalent Calculation Statement?
Cash refers to coins and currencies, as you might expect. In accounting terms, it also includes plus deposits held in financial institutions and
Fixed Income
Nearly one-third of American adults now trust social media for financial advice: Why that’s a terrible idea
Nearly one-third of American adults (30 percent) who looked for financial advice in 2023 turned to social media, according to Bankrate’s Financial Security