Anyone hoping to save a lot of money and gain a lot of interest needs to consider opening a money market account. Money market accounts are similar to savings accounts but the interest rate is much higher and there are other stipulations as well including the following:· Higher minimum balance requirements (typically $1,000 deposit is required to open the account).3 to 6 withdrawals per monthATM withdrawls are unlimited3 checks can be written per monthSome banks will offer debit card … [Read more...]
Is Your Money Market Account Safe?
Investing is a great way to have money set aside for retirement and a money market account is a great way to earn some extra interest money on your emergency cash fund. Like any investment you need to consider the security of your investment. Is your investment in a money market account safe? The simple answer is YES. Typically money invested into money market accounts will be safe and protected as most of the companies offering them are backed by the FDIC. However money invested into a money … [Read more...]
Best Places To Save Money In Your 20’s and 30’s
Saving money is one of the most important things you can do for yourself and your family. Young investors often struggle when it comes to saving their money and knowing where to save their money. If you are looking for places to save money in your 20’s and 30’s, here are some great options to consider. Savings Account Everyone of every age needs to have a savings account. Most banks will provide you with a free savings account when you open a checking account. Having a savings account is vital … [Read more...]
CD Account Strategies
Before opening CD accounts are you shopping around to find the best CD rates available? It is important to properly research your investment and to know that you are buying the best investment that will provide you with generous returns. CD Laddering As you create an effective CD account strategy you need to focus on the CD rates. One investment strategy commonly used with CD accounts is known as CD laddering. With CD laddering you will have the returns on the CDs at different times. Careful … [Read more...]
Investing Money While In College
The average college graduate will end up with about $19,000 in debt. This debt usually comes from student loans but it can also come from credit cards and poor money management. It is important to manage your money wisely in college so you do not live paycheck to paycheck once you graduate. In some cases student loans are necessary and it is likely that you will plan on having $150,000 in debt when you graduate with a doctorate or another post-graduate degree. Good financial advisors will be … [Read more...]
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