“MOASS,” or, the “Mother of All Short Squeezes,” was largely unknown to investors prior to 2021. But a saga involving so-called “meme stocks,” most notably GameStop stock, changed that, and MOASS entered the investing lexicon. […]
Hyperinflation occurs when prices for goods and services rise uncontrollably. It is an economic condition that fuels nightmares for consumers and for economists alike. According to data from Johns Hopkins University professor Steve Hanke, there […]
“Sin stocks” are stocks that come with some cultural and lifestyle baggage that may not appeal to investors who take an ethical stand on the company their portfolio keeps. Proponents of these types of stocks […]
The January Effect is a term that some financial market analysts use to classify the first month as one of the best-performing months, stock-wise, during the year. Analysts and investors who believe in this […]
The surprising answer? Yes. It may sound intimidating (or simply futile). But, with a little research and a well-thought-out approach, it may be possible to negotiate your monthly rent, and land a better deal. Your […]
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When you buy a new or used car, the salesperson may offer you an extended warranty. These policies are designed to cover the cost of certain repairs that occur after the manufacturer’s warranty — typically […]
In times of lower interest rates, you may start to wonder about whether you should refinance your auto loan. And why not? According to 2020 data from RateGenius, money saved with a new auto loan is […]
Homebuyers have more mortgage loan options available when buying a home than they may think. One of those could be the assumable mortgage, a home loan alternative that enables buyers to essentially take over the […]
What makes a city livable? And more importantly, what makes a city’s “livability score” better than another city? (See also: 10 Cities That Revolve Around Credit) That’s a fair question and one that the American […]
There’s no denying that exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are popular. According to the New York Stock Exchange’s most recent quarterly ETF report, as of December 31, 2020, there were 2,391 ETF listed in the U.S. Those funds […]