Investing to become financially independent
Investing to become financially independent
Prepare for retirement now by developing a solid financial plan, as many Americans, especially widows, live in fear of insufficient income. Learn how to incorporate dividend-growing stocks into your portfolio to ensure a prosperous future while reducing risk!
4 Dividend Payers for a Wealthy and Healthy Retirement Read More »
Fears about investing in the stock market are often misplaced, because contrary to popular belief, leaving your money in a savings account is not necessarily safer. Find out why investing in the stock market can be less risky and more profitable than traditional savings, provided you diversify your investments.
The stock market? No thanks! I swear by my savings account. Read More »
Baby boomers, a generation characterized by idealism and individualism according to Strauss and Howe, have a complex relationship with generations X and Y. This generation, now on the cusp of retirement, stands out for its health, its financial means and its significant impact on consumption, particularly in the area of health.
Generations & investment (3/7): baby boomers (1943-1959) Read More »
Given the record and worrying strength of the Swiss franc, which is weighing on the performance of our portfolio and Swiss exporting companies, caution is required. Despite limited investment options in this context, particularly in luxury with Richemont or Swiss real estate, we remain patient while waiting for the next dividend distribution period.
Unhealthy strength of the Swiss franc Read More »
To become a true capitalist, you must first learn to save part of your salary before you can invest. The key is to pay yourself first by automatically setting aside 10 to 20% of your income, a simple but effective strategy for building your investment capital.
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