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August 23, 2019 Personal 14 Comments

Get the gun stocks out! ESG investing can get messy for socially conscious investors

Get the gun stocks out! ESG investing can get messy for socially conscious investors Investing by moral compass is getting more popular — but it’s not always so easy. Take the recent blunder in Vanguard’s US ESG Stock exchange-traded fund. The fund invests in ESG stocks, or companies … Continue reading at usatoday.com Volkswagen says […]

June 15, 2019 Mutual Funds 4 Comments

4 Top Mutual Funds for Millennial Investors

April 22, 2019 Earnings 3 Comments

What Should Investors Expect When Starbucks Reports Earnings?

What Should Investors Expect When Starbucks Reports Earnings? After hitting all-time highs in mid-2017, Starbucks (NASDAQ:SBUX) faced a rough patch. Over the course of the next year, the coffee purveyor lost a quarter of its value. What caused the slide? Falling … Continue reading at fool.com Dow Futures Drop 52 Points as the Market Awaits […]

March 23, 2019 Mutual Funds 15 Comments

Fund investors flee stocks for bonds even as equities have best quarter in years

Fund investors flee stocks for bonds even as equities have best quarter in years Investors around the globe withdrew money from equity funds in the week ended March 20, continuing a trend that has colored stock markets since the start of the year, even as major benchmarks have … Continue reading at marketwatch.com Australia’s Top […]

March 17, 2019 Mutual Funds No Comments

Why investors should consider buying stock in the fund company, not the fund

Why investors should consider buying stock in the fund company, not the fund Don’t miss these top money and investing features: From buying the unloved, value-focused stocks of mutual-fund companies to the best way to approach the shares of cannabis-industry companies, this … Continue reading at marketwatch.com Wall Street Weekahead: U.S. Funds Focus on Media […]

February 26, 2019 Dividends 10 Comments

Why Dividend Investors Have Warren Buffett All Wrong

Why Dividend Investors Have Warren Buffett All Wrong Berkshire Hathaway gets a huge amount of dividend income from its investment holdings. In 2018, the company received $ 3.8 billion in dividends, and Buffett said the amount of dividends Berkshire gets … Continue reading at fool.com How To Calculate Dividend Payout Dividends may be issued as […]

February 24, 2019 Mutual Funds 12 Comments

Investors facing a tax bill for stock mutual funds that fell in 2018

Investors facing a tax bill for stock mutual funds that fell in 2018 NEW YORK — As if the worst year for stocks in nearly a decade weren’t bad enough, many investors now have to pay a tax bill on top of it. The headache for investors is a result of how mutual funds are […]

February 12, 2019 Large Cap No Comments

What young investors need to know about stock market diversification

What young investors need to know about stock market diversification Young investors need to understand the benefits of diversifying their stock market holdings by company size and geography. Owning large-cap, mid-cap and small-cap stocks, as well as domestic and inter… Continue reading at cnbc.com 6 Large-Cap Stocks Beating the Market According to the GuruFocus All-in-One […]

Entrepreneurial angels are successful business owners themselves. Unlike the corporate angels, they can take bigger risks and provide larger amount of money since they have a steady income source. Usually, these businessmen want to assist future business owners to have a successful start-up and eventually a competitive business. The major advantage of these angels is that they are less demanding and they allow the business owner to grow in his own, with them only as financial back-up.

Enthusiast angels are retirees who simply enjoy getting involved in different business deals and transactions. They are mostly above 65 years old and are already wealthy even before they start their own businesses. Just like the entrepreneurial angels, they also don't want to play any role in business management.

A deferred annuity pays out to investors interested in getting an income from an annuity, but who want the payments to begin some time in the future, usually at retirement. Or, they may want the insurance company to invest the money for a few years to increase the payments. A tax deferred annuity allows income tax to be deferred until the money is withdrawn, and you can contribute as much money yearly as you like.