The Basics Of Trading Options
Building On To Your Financial Literacy
Options trading is a popular form of investing that has been around for centuries.
It is the process of buying and selling rights to buy or
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EP 128: Robert Kiyosaki’s Four Cashflow Quadrants
If you're unfamiliar with Robert Kiyosaki, he is the author of two great financial literacy books: Rich Dad, Poor Dad and Cashflow Quadrant.
Let's talk about his philosophies and how you
EP 127: Dave Ramsey’s Financial Literacy Game Plan
Let's Talk Dave Ramsey.
Many people know and follow Dave Ramsey and his financial advice. A lot of it is centered around being frugal and paying off debt... but is that
Is It Worth The Annual Fee? The American Express Credit Card
Credit cards... are they good? Bad?
What about ones with annual fees - are they worth it?
Everyone has an opinion on them. If you use a credit cards in the correct
EP 126: How To Improve Your Financial Literacy Mindset
Financial literacy is all the rage as we enter in a new year. How can we set ourselves up for better financial success this year?
Improving your financial literacy sounds like a
EP 125: Financial Literacy For Beginners
Starting With The Basics
Building your financial literacy doesn't happen overnight, but over time and dedication, you can work on building to become more literate with your finances.
I remember when I
Taking A Look Back: Reviewing Your Finances From The Past Year
Looking Back at 2022...
Looking back on the past year is a great opportunity to assess and reflect on all that you have achieved, but the end of the year is also
Setting Financial Goals For The New Year
New Year, New You
Every new year brings with it the promise of a fresh start—and what better way to start 2023 than by taking control of your finances?
I sit down
Interview With The Megacast: Growing Your Retirement Account
Ah... Retirement.
When I think about being able to retire... I imagine all the time I can spend with my family, the vacations we will get to go on, the free
EP 124: How To Invest Without Losing Money
Minimizing Our Losses
When I first started investing in the market, I took $2,000 to a well-known bank and opened up a mutual fund account with them.
At that time, I wasn't