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Lurking in the shadows of the 2019 global market rally is an inverted yield curve in bond markets.
Time to panic! Right?
Not quite yet…
We’re all index investors, so we shouldn’t necessarily care about a short term market rally or complex financial terms like “yield curves.” We care about consistent steady returns over the long term!
[Read more…] about What is An Inverted Yield Curve?I love index investing, it’s what Just Start Investing is all about.
However, obviously it is not the only option out there. And one new option that has come to my attention is real estate investing with DiversyFund.
I’ve always been interested in real estate investing because of the passive income opportunity, and wanted to share this article written with DiversyFund to make you aware of their $500 minimum investment required to get started! So check them out, do your due diligence, and see if they might be a good option for you.
You can learn more about them by reading below.
[Read more…] about How to Invest in Real EstateDiversification is a buzzword that gets thrown around a lot in the finance world. But does everyone really know what diversification is?
I think most probably know the high-level definition: diversification is not putting all your eggs in one basket. It is spreading out your investments across different investment vehicles so that if one part of your portfolio goes down, hopefully, others can cover it.
[Read more…] about What is Diversification?This is part two of a two part series on 401(k)s: determining if you should invest in company stock in your 401(k).
If you missed part one, you can find it here. We highlight the five things you should do before maxing out your 401(k).
Maybe we’ll do a part three. Not sure yet… If you have any ideas or questions or 401(k)s then let me know!
Anyway, to the topic at hand.
[Read more…] about Should You Invest in Company Stock in Your 401(k)?There is some debate on whether equal-weight index funds perform better than their counterpart – market capitalization-weighted (cap-weighted) index funds.
Cap-weighted index funds are the more popular and more widely available option. Likely, if you’re invested in an index fund, its a cap-weighted fund.
[Read more…] about Equal Weight Index funds Overview