Author Archives: Adam Smith

Best Stocks to Invest in for 2018: Follow These Mega Trends

By Paul Mampilly  |   January 05, 2018 “This is an aging bull market. A crash is coming.” “This bubble market fueled by the Fed is going to crash.” “Trump’s going to cause the market to crash.” For nearly all of 2016 and most of 2017, investors have been reading these kinds of headlines. I’ve been telling readers that… Read More »

The Significance of Thematic Investing

By Kelly Sanchez  |  January 17, 2018 Index Services are dominating the investment markets from quite a long time by now. People who have the preference for diversity when it comes to investment are venturing towards the Thematic Investing. Here is the highlight on the significance of thematic investing. It is an intuitive investing This implies that instead… Read More »

Is a Debt Free Life Possible?

(NewsUSA) | January 2, 2018 – Leslie Balfaqih couldn’t believe how much money she and her husband wasted every month. “Our financial life was a mess,” Leslie says from her home in Florida. “To say we were disorganized is putting it mildly.” Like so many Americans, they didn’t have a plan for their money. The problem… Read More »

Rev Up Your Retirement: Get the Best Price for Your Home

(NewsUSA) | 10/2/2017 Even if your retirement seems far away, it’s never too early to think about retirement funds. For many people, retirement means selling their current home. Data from a recent survey show that more than half of the baby boomer generation plan to sell their current homes as part of their retirement. If… Read More »

Five Positive Tips for Baby Boomers: Retirement & Panic

By Carolee Duckworth  |   September 15, 2017 As we 73 million Baby Boomers retire in droves, at the rate of 10,000 per day, and totaling more than a quarter million Americans every month until the year 2030, we enter a period of personal disorientation and confusion, if the truth be known. We are a very hard-working generation, and… Read More »

Basics of Monetary Policy

By Charos Aslonovna  |   August 22, 2017 Monetary policy is a set of measures taken by Central Bank of the government to stabilize the economy (strengthening the national currency, accelerating economic growth, lowering prices, and so on). It is part of the macroeconomic policy, carried out by using various methods and tools, depending on objectives. In developed economies… Read More »

A Simple Guide to Non-Convertible Debenture

By Raman Kumar  |   Submitted On August 11, 2017 A bank fixed deposit is a safe and lucrative investment idea because it provides a fixed and assured return on investment. However, the rate of interest offered by banks is low and hence not the best investment option. Hence, low-risk investors with the need for assured return but at… Read More »

Ownership Economics and Collateralizing Future Earnings

By Rick Osbourne  |    December 06, 2016 In order to stand a snowball’s chance in this brave, new, globalized, Trumped-up economy, here’s something that millennials need to know and understand.   For all practical purposes, ALL THE DISCRETIONARY WEALTH IS BEING GENERATED ON THE OWNERSHIP SIDE OF THE ECONOMY! That’s right. There are two ways in… Read More »

Bitcoin vs Goldcoin

By Rudy Fritsch  |   November 18, 2016 Bitcoin… Monetary Nirvana? If you don’t know what Bitcoin is, do a bit of research on the internet, and you will get plenty… but the short story is that Bitcoin was created as a medium of exchange, without a central bank or bank of issue being involved. Furthermore, Bitcoin… Read More »

Debt Consolidation Tips: An “All in one” Guide!

By Marsha Claire |June 11, 2016 A Debt consolidation loan is a loan used to repay several other loans or other debts. A Debt Consolidation Loan is a low cost loan secured on collateral in the form of any securable property, your home, your vehicle or any valuable asset. Debt consolidation loans consolidate all debts… Read More »