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| Jul 24, 2025 | Investing is for Everyone: ACEE Expands Access to Financial Education for Arizona Students | Photo from ACEE's Learning to Save and Invest Awards Ceremony
Students are excited to see that their Stock Market Game team is in the lead!
Students display their progress on their laptops.
Investing for all: SIFMA’s Stock Market Game helps... |
| Jan 24, 2024 | 3 scams you should know about to protect your money and identity online | Personal Finance Chevron icon It indicates an expandable section or menu, or sometimes previous / next navigation options.
Money Stories 3 scams you should know about to protect your money and identity online
Written by Jennifer Streaks; ed... |
| Nov 6, 2023 | Gen Z wants to retire early. They're off to a good start. | Redeem now
Gen Z is growing up. More members of the generation, the oldest of whom are now 26, are finishing school and beginning their careers. And as more of them get jobs, the cohort's income is rapidly expanding. By 2030, Gen Z's income... |
| Jul 10, 2023 | Gen Z Could Completely Change The Bitcoin Market. Here’s How | “Bitcoin is exciting for teens because it's new. Just like Gen Z uses Instagram now and aren’t ... [+] excited about Facebook anymore, cryptocurrencies are like Instagram. Stocks, bonds, and other investments are like Facebook to us.” - Aut... |
| Jun 7, 2023 | Gen Z Invests in Cryptocurrency More Than Anybody; Here's Why Experts Say It's a Bad Thing | John Lopez, Tech Times 07 June 2023, 02:06 pm
Cryptocurrency has zoomed in to become the ultimate investment choice among Gen Z investors, CNBC reports.
Experts point to an era bursting with technological breakthroughs, social media reign, ... |
| Apr 26, 2023 | SFEPD Launches Program with FINRA Investor Education Foundation to Advance HBCU Students’ Financial Education | Program to Encourage HBCU Students to Pursue Financial Careers through the SIE® Exam
Through our partnership with the FINRA Foundation, we are opening doors to support HBCU students who pursue careers in the financial securities industry, w... |
| Oct 11, 2022 | Should Schools Teach Financial Literacy Classes? | CEO & Founder of National Business Capital, the leading fintech marketplace offering streamlined small business loans. |
| Aug 4, 2022 | Some Reflections On An RSC Memo, ExxonMobil, And Tesla | On July 27, 2022, The Republican Study Committee published a Memorandum titled “The War on American Energy: Ground Zero” expressing its concern about Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG). The memo was sent by RSC Chairman Rep. Jim Ba... |
| Jul 5, 2022 | TakeProfit, a community-driven stock-trading platform, aims to make retail trading easier | One of the spaces badly impacted by COVID-19 was the currency market. However, despite the lockdown, several innovations have helped the industry stay afloat and thrive amidst a global downturn. From cloud computing to new software to aid t... |
| Jan 26, 2022 | Retail investors: Casual, nonprofessional investors who participate in the market alongside the pros | Retail investors trade with their own personal finances, and are more emotionally invested in the market. blackCAT/Getty
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| Nov 22, 2021 | Why women are investing in the stock market at extraordinary rates | Subscribe to Fortune Daily to get essential business stories straight to your inbox each morning.
Women may have left the workforce in droves to take care of their children when schools closed in 2020, but they sure didn’t vacate the stock ... |
| Aug 24, 2021 | Thinking of investing for the first time? Experts say you should figure out your 'why' before putting a single dollar in the market | Having a clear goal is the first step to making smart investments. katleho Seisa/Getty Images
Investing pros Ashley Tran and Kenneth Chavis IV joined Insider's Master Your Money Clubhouse event.
They discussed DIY investing and offered advi... |
| Aug 24, 2021 | Thinking of investing for the first time? Experts say you should figure out your 'why' before putting a single dollar in the market | Advertisement
Having a clear goal is the first step to making smart investments. katleho Seisa/Getty Images
Investing pros Ashley Tran and Kenneth Chavis IV joined Insider's Master Your Money Clubhouse event.
They discussed DIY investing an... |
| Aug 7, 2021 | LPL CEO weighs in on adviser’s TikTok racism scandal | Subscribe to Fortune Daily to get essential business stories straight to your inbox each morning.
It’s rare for $1.1 trillion brokerage LPL Financial to cut ties with any of the financial advisers it works with. But after a TikTok video acc... |
| Jul 29, 2021 | Robinhood and the rise of teenage stock investors | It was a fascination with history that led teenager Zachary Cox to stock trading.
“I love history and had seen events related to the stock market in history books,” Cox told Al Jazeera. “When there was an ad campaign from my current broker ... |
| Jul 25, 2021 | Investing apps like Robinhood aren’t gambling tools that push new investors to make risky decisions. They’re actually a great way to teach young people how to invest. | Investing apps help make trading more accessible and less intimidating for new investors. Prostock Studio/Getty Images; Samantha Lee/Insider
As new investors enter the markets, their investment experience can help them make better financial... |
| Jul 25, 2021 | Investing apps like Robinhood aren't gambling tools that push new investors to make risky decisions. They're actually a great way to teach young people how to invest. | As new investors enter the markets, their investment experience can help them make better financial decisions.
The SEC's agenda is poised to drive new investors out of the markets by limiting innovative brokerage features.
But these investi... |
| Dec 15, 2020 | Financial Literacy Is More Essential Than Ever | The Story of Monetary Policy, Educational Comic BooksFederal Reserve Bank of New York |
| 31% of new crypto buyers influenced by friends. Here’s why that can be ‘a horrible idea,’ advisor says | About a third of new crypto investors in 2022 used a friend’s suggestion as their primary reason for buying, according to the FINRA Investor Education Foundation and NORC at the University of Chicago.
Buying bitcoin, ethereum and other digi... |
| How Financial Planners Can Advance Equality | (NewsUSA) - Financial planning is about helping individuals and families make sound financial decisions that enable them to achieve their life goals. When financial planners provide these services to diverse clients, they help bridge the ga... |
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Your Guide to Finfluencers | What we’ve been thinking about: We’ve spoken before about financial services marketing in social media—but until now, we haven’t zoomed in on the controversy surrounding “finfluencers” and the quality of financial advice they provide, why t... |
| Crypto is Gen Z’s most common investment. That may be risky, experts said | Cryptocurrency, examples of which include bitcoin and ethereum, is the most common investment held by Gen Z investors, according to a joint Finra-CFA Institute study.
That’s likely because its members grew up amid an era of social media, te... |
| ‘Fraud is at a crisis level,’ says expert: 5 financial scams to watch out for in 2024 | With advanced technology, thieves can capture a voice recording and then use a software program to generate an imitation “deepfake” version that can be used to impersonate you.
Fraud cost U.S. consumers more than $7 billion in the first thr... |
| NBA star James Harden is putting his nonprofit’s support behind an effort to boost financial literacy among young adults | U.S. adults who score higher on financial literacy are more likely to make ends meet, according to research.
The Impact 13 Foundation, Harden’s nonprofit, is partnering with a wealth manager who is visiting colleges to meet with small group... |
| 21% of investors don’t think they pay investing-related fees. Here’s why they’re wrong — and how it costs them | Twenty-one percent of people said they don’t pay fees to invest in non-retirement accounts, up from 14% in 2018, according to brokerage regulator FINRA.
Financial services firms generally don’t require customers to write a check for things ... |
| Investing isn’t free. But here’s why 20% of investors think it is | Most investors pay annual fees for a variety of services, such as mutual funds and financial advice.
Roughly a fifth of investors think they don’t pay anything, according to various surveys.
Consumers often don’t write checks for these serv... |
| Young adults in Puerto Rico are struggling financially. Here’s what that means and why some return | About 59% of adults ages 18 to 29 in Puerto Rico are financially fragile, compared to 47% of those 30 to 54 and 41% of those 55 or older on the island, the report titled “An Overview of Factors Tied to the Financial Capability of Adults in ... |
