Part 1: What is a Money Market Fund, Different Types, When to Use It Part 2: Money Market Funds: Pros and Cons Introduction to a Money Market Fund for Kids and Teens This video explains the concept of a money market fund in a simple, concise way for kids and beginners. It could be used …
Part 1: What is a Target Date Fund (TDF), How Does it Work, What Happens After the Target Date Part 2: Pros and Cons of a Target Date Fund (TDF), Should You Invest in a TDF, How to Invest in a Lifecycle Fund Introduction to Target Date Funds for Kids and Teens This video explains …
Introduction to Volatility for Kids and Teens This video explains the concept of volatility in a simple, concise way for kids and beginners. It could be used by kids & teens to learn about volatility, or used as a money & personal finance resource by parents and teachers as part of a Financial Literacy course …
Introduction to Green Investing for Kids and Teens This video explains the concept of Green Investing in a simple, concise way for kids and beginners. It could be used by kids & teens to learn about Green Investing, or used as a money & personal finance resource by parents and teachers as part of a …
Part 1: What is an Investment Fund, types of funds, what they invest in, advantages of investing in a fund Part 2: What type of Investment Fund should you invest in, fund fees and charges, how to invest in funds Introduction to Investment Fund for Kids and Teens This video explains the concept of investment …
If I want to invest in stocks, should I invest directly in individual stocks, or use equity mutual funds instead? And what factors should I consider when making my choice? The biggest factor to consider is diversification. If you invest directly in stocks, you would invest in 5, 10, maybe 20 individual stocks at most. …
Howdy Wall St. Willy! Sometime ago you talked to me about Index Funds and Mutual Funds, but what are some of the differences between them? Index funds are Passively Managed Funds. But when we say mutual funds, we usually refer to Actively Managed Funds. The main difference is the way they make their investments. Index …
Howdy Wall St. Willy! Sometime ago we talked about Actively Managed Funds and Passively Managed Funds. But can you tell me some of the differences between them? The main difference between actively managed funds and passively managed funds is their investment philosophy. Which means that the actively managed funds believe that getting returns better than …
Howdy Wall St. Willy! Sometime ago we talked about Actively Managed Fund, but what is Passively Managed Fund? Passively Managed Funds are funds in which the investment is made to mirror an index. That means that the securities in the passively managed fund are the same as in the index. The investment is also not …
Howdy Wall St. Willy! Sometime ago, we talked about asset classes, and when we talked about that, you said something about portfolio rebalancing. But what is portfolio rebalancing anyway? Portfolio rebalancing (or portfolio re-balancing) is buying and selling securities from different asset classes to maintain the asset allocation that’s right for you. Well, when should …
