Category Learn to invest

How much to save and where to invest. Lessons to learn how to put together a simple and smart financial plan.

Value averaging vs. dollar cost averaging

We explore the differences between two approaches: value averaging and dollar cost averaging.

Investing carries risks, but not investing has them too.

It doesn't take much money; when it comes to investing, the time frame and consistency are more important than the amount.

It is normal to increase our standard of living as our income rises. But it needs to be controlled.

What do hedge funds, ETFs, mixed funds, or crowdfunding have in common?

Establishing automatic decisions helps to have more discipline when investing and to avoid mistakes.

The appreciation strategy involves buying, building, and selling, generating a return from it.

Gross returns are not the same as total returns, and IRR is not the same as money-weighted returns.

The key to success in investing is the long term, an essential ally of compound interest.

Terms, risks, guarantees, and returns are some of the main differences.