Community investing refers to "the practice of allocating capital to low-income communities." It is one form of socially responsible investing that can make a real difference.
17 Important Financial Inclusion Products to Know
Did you know that according to the World Bank there are nearly 2.5 billion people in the world who don’t have access to basic financial services? This is known as the “financial inclusion gap.” And it’s a big problem, because, without access to things like savings accounts, credit, and insurance,
How to Buy Stocks Without a Broker
Many folks buy and sell stocks using full-service brokers. Using a brokerage firm typically means you don't have to do much, but you'll also pay fees.
Shareholder vs Stakeholder: What’s the Difference?
While the terms shareholder and stakeholder sound similar and are sometimes even used interchangeably, it's important to understand their differences. While both groups have a financial interest in a company's success, they may have very different priorities regarding what they'd like to see it
14 Best Stock Trackers to Use Today
Whether you use a single brokerage or multiple stock trading apps, a portfolio tracker can be a great tool for any investor. But just as there are now plenty of different platforms that allow you to trade stocks, there are now multiple options when it comes to keeping tabs on your portfolio.
16 Best Stock Screeners to Use
Whether you're into day trading or long-term investing, finding the best stock screener for your unique style is essential. With thousands of different stocks on the U.S. exchanges alone, stock scanners can save you a huge amount of time when it comes to narrowing down your options.
Public Investment App Review: Is it Worth It?
I am becoming very interested in self-directed investing, especially through apps. The stock market is in a bear market right now, and I believe that is a great opportunity to begin investing.
What Are Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFIs)?
I have just moved from the city into the countryside, in a different neighborhood. I noticed that my local bank is a CDFI. I've never seen that before, so I did some research to find out more about the CDFI designation. I want to share with you what I found.