Dividend Aristocrats Still Outperform: Here’s Why
When markets turn volatile, many investors chase the next big growth stock, hoping to strike gold. But time and again,
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When markets turn volatile, many investors chase the next big growth stock, hoping to strike gold. But time and again,
Read MoreInvesting for income is one of the most reliable ways to build long-term wealth, but what if your dividends could work for you automatically, growing your portfolio without you lifting a finger? That’s exactly what Dividend Reinvestment Plans (DRIPs) do.
In this article, we’ll break down what DRIPs are, how they accelerate compounding returns, and why they’re a must-have for serious long-term investors.
Read MoreWhen the economy slows and markets turn volatile, investors often flock to one thing — stability. And few investments provide as much stability during uncertain times as dividend-paying stocks. Recessions can shake even the strongest portfolios, but owning the right dividend stocks can help you weather the storm while still generating consistent income.
Read MoreAt just 13 years old, Atlanta native Caden Harris has already achieved what many adults only dream of: becoming a nationally recognized leader in financial education. His passion for teaching kids about money management has turned into a full-scale movement — complete with a 54-seat financial literacy bus, educational materials, and an ambitious mission to change how the next generation learns about money.
Read MoreThe financial world in 2025 is in the middle of a major transition. Inflation is cooling, central banks are signaling a change in policy, and investors are deciding how to position themselves for what comes next.
After several years of rapid rate hikes, markets are finally catching their breath. Yet as conditions stabilize, a new kind of uncertainty is emerging that blends economic change, political tension, and cautious optimism.
Read MoreWhen the stock market is soaring and everyone seems to be making money, it’s easy to feel like you’re missing out. This feeling, known as FOMO (Fear of Missing Out), can drive even seasoned investors to make rash, emotionally charged decisions. Buying into a market peak can lead to overvalued positions and painful losses when momentum fades.
To invest wisely during market highs, it’s essential to understand what FOMO investing is, why it’s dangerous, and how to control it through discipline, strategy, and mindset.
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