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Types of IRA accounts
An individual retirement account (IRA) is a tax-advantaged investment account designed to help you save for retirement. Review which type or types of IRA accounts meet your needs.
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What is impact investing?
Learn how your personal values can be meaningfully incorporated into your investment strategy.
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What is greenwashing in investing?
Companies worldwide may misrepresent their green credentials to deceive investors and consumers for economic gain or public favor.
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Behavioral finance: How biases can affect your investing decisions
Our investing decisions can be affected by natural biases—it’s all part of human behavior. Learn what behavioral finance biases are and how you can account for them when you invest.
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How do I invest in stocks?
Understanding what stocks are and how they work can help you build an investment strategy that puts your long-term financial goals within reach.
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Why and how to invest in commodities
There are multiple ways to invest in commodities, but the risks are high and the returns are unpredictable.
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Is investing in an initial public offering a good idea?
It’s easy to get caught up in the excitement surrounding IPOs. Review these common misconceptions before investing.
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Should I buy-and-hold stocks for long-term investing?
Instead of trying to time the market, consider buying stocks and other securities and holding on to them regardless of changes in the market. Read more about the benefits of this long-term investment strategy.
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How diversification in investing may reduce risk
Why is diversification important in investing? Because risk never disappears—even in times of economic growth.
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How to invest in bonds for portfolio diversification
Bonds are a common investment in times of economic uncertainty, but they also play an important role in diversifying your portfolio.
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What is dollar cost averaging?
With dollar cost averaging, you invest small amounts of money regularly, bringing psychological benefits and encouraging a long-term approach to investing.
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How to determine your risk profile
Your investment time horizon and emotional response to market volatility are key factors in helping you assess your risk tolerance.
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