What your ETF expense ratio is really costing you
Let’s say you’re a business owner reviewing vendor contracts. You’d probably pay close attention to what you’re spending and why. Many people apply that same logic to obvious line items…
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Placing bets and breaking sweats for March Madness
The consistent favorite headline of March Madness is how nearly impossible it is to pick a perfect bracket, yet millions of fans decide to fill…
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Airline profits are soaring in 2024, but drawbacks for travelers and investors persist
Airline companies have been through a gauntlet of business and PR challenges in the last few years. The pandemic put 64 airlines out of business,…
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Nvidia is a stock market darling 30 years in the making
We’re only two months into the year, and Wall Street has identified its current crown jewel. Nvidia, a company that once focused on giving gamers…
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Build(ings) for the long term
Publicly traded real estate investment trusts (REITs) are companies that hold portfolios of various types of real estate. And just like traditional real estate investing,…
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Why Washington and Lincoln deserve to be on our currencyÂ
Being wealthy isn’t a prerequisite to being the president of the United States, but as they say: fortune favors the bold. Presidents George Washington and…
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Cupid brings love, money brings stress. But you can combine them harmoniously.
We all know Valentine’s Day (or Singles Awareness Day) is this week, and it can evoke a myriad of emotions ranging from excitement to dread…
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Crypto enthusiasts and investors cheer, government shakes its collective head
Remember the Winklevoss twins? In July 2013, the brothers turned entrepreneurs had a ludicrous idea (at the time) for an ETF where investors can buy…
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The drink in your hand isn’t always an easy pour
The morning cup of joe and end-of-day cold beer are simple pleasures for many. I’m an iced latte and IPA kind of guy personally. While…
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Consumers are eager to receive equities as gifts, but the process can be tricky
If someone in your life is an educated investor, fanatic of a publicly traded company or even brand new to the idea of investing — they could really appreciate the gift of company ownership. Here’s everything you need to know about buying stocks for someone else.
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Changes to the 2023 and 2024 retirement contribution limitsÂ
In this edition of Mindset, we’ll update you on the specifics of the changes and provide a few options you can take as we close out 2023 and look to 2024.
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M1 releases dashboard updates with expanded data and charts
Part of M1’s mission is giving our clients excellent data through easy-to-use tools to make their own investing decisions. Today, M1 launched an upgraded chart…
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5 mistakes to avoid while filing taxes this year
Whether you find this article days before the filing deadline or months before, filing taxes can feel like a race to the finish line. Once…
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