Girl$ on The Money

Recently received an excellent question from a member of our community and it went like this: Do you offer two different classes? I joined the waitlist for the boot camp I think but I’m not sure if there was another course. Can you clarify? When it comes to stock investing, I have two main courses: […]

I am back with another feature of what I’ve been reading lately. For those who might not know: Back in January of 2019 I made a personal commitment to read at least one book per month. It was only supposed to be for 1 year but It’s been a year and a half and my […]

Today feels like the perfect day to share this post as we are observing Independence Day in the United States (4th of July).   The books I will be sharing below are titles I have personally read over the years and which became a staple in my library. Many are quite popular and so, they […]

If you are new to investing – you might be tempted to buy stock in bankrupt companies. Why? Because oftentimes, the per-share price is cents on the dollar. For example, companies like JCPenney and Hertz are currently trading for $0.18 and $1.39 per share, respectively.  What many people don’t know is what’s happening “behind the […]

The other day, a valued member of the Girl$ on The Money community tagged me on a post. She was surveying her audience about whether or not she should purchase shares of Amazon or wait until the price drops. On the day she asked this question (about 2 weeks ago), Amazon was trading for $2,675 per […]

Hey, everyone! Although I’ve been slacking with my “What I am Reading” blog updates, I am happy to share I am still going strong with the actual goal. As a friendly reminder: Back in January of 2019 I committed myself to read *at least* one book per month. I am proud of myself for staying the […]

One of the topics I’ve been talking about on social media this week is diversity (or lack thereof) at publicly traded companies.  Specifically, I want to address this topic: How to Find out What Leadership Looks Like at a publicly-traded company.  Picture credit: canva.com I decided that a good lesson for this newsletter would be […]

Welcome to Part II of our dividend investing series. If you missed part I, you can check it out here. Let’s continue… How Do Payments Work – Real Life Example Using a real-life example, let’s go with a company like Home Depot (NYSE: HD) which currently pays an annual dividend yield* of 2.43% which translates to […]

One of the most frequently asked questions from our community and a topic I love talking about (and participating in!) is dividend investing.  In this post, I’ll explain the basics of what dividends are all about. As always, I’ll also share a real-life example! For those of you completely new at this, and looking to […]

Let me start with this: Regular stock splits are typically a good sign. It means that the stock price for a particular company has gone up way too much. So, the board of directors decides it might be a good idea to “split” the stock price to make it more accessible for new investors. I […]