Invest Prudently

Vanguard has sold nearly all of its retirement accounts (except the SEP-IRA) to Ascensus. We use a Solo-401(k) at Vanguard so we break down what this changes looks like to us what we will do next.

Tribes are great when it comes to sports. It's fun to cheer for something and wear its gear. It becomes dangerous when this tribalism extends into the realm of investing.

Interval funds are closed end funds that limited redemptions to set periods - this gives them the ability to invest in more complex instruments. But should you be investing in these types of funds?

One of my first AcreTrader investments is running into some trouble and looking for a way out. See how AcreTrader handles it and what happens to a California almond farm.

A solo 401(k) is a retirement savings plan for self-employed people with no full-time employees. It allows them to save for retirement using pre-tax contributions while benefiting from the same tax advantages in regular 401(k) plans. Here are some of the top solo 401(k) providers available today.

Robinhood Gold is a $75 per year premium subscription service to Robinhood. It unlocks a few perks but are they worth the annual fee?

Robinhood is a popular online broker offering free stock, ETF, crypto, and options trading. They also offer fractional trades, with no account minimums. But the platform doesn't support some investment types and has limited research tools. Is it worth it? Find out in this Robinhood review.

Do you know what an odd lot tender offer is? It's when a company offers to pay a premium for an odd lot of their shares, giving smaller investors an investing advantage - see how they work and whether they make sense for you.

Acorns is a popular investing app with a round-up saving feature that automates the investing process. However, it's far from the only investing app available. Here are six more apps like Acorns. Learn more.

E*Trade is an online brokerage offering free stock and ETF trades, along with managed investment portfolios. But with no fractional investing or ability to buy and sell crypto tokens, it might not be for everyone. Learn more in our E*Trade review.

Employee Stock Ownership Plans (ESOPs) and Employee Stock Purchase Plans (ESPPs) are valuable employee benefits that not all companies offer. Here's what you need to know about their similarities, differences, tax treatments, and whether or not you should sign up. Learn more.

How much is $100 worth in 30 years? If it grows at 8% a year, it'll be worth over a thousand dollars. Learn how the Rule of 10 can be your friend in learning how to save for your retirement.