Whether you are a novice investor, or an expert, there will likely be times when the temptation to sell a stock or other investment will be too strong to resist.

Perhaps there is nothing that can capture the attention of investors like rising interest rates. There are a multitude of reactions that come with rate hikes, as they can be great for savers, but bad for borrowers. In this post we explore options and look at how we can turn this into our favor.

Exchange-traded funds (ETFs) feature many benefits to investors. These funds are akin to mutual funds in that they can hold a basket of different securities, including stocks and bonds. On that same note, they can be more attractive than mutual funds because of their added benefits, such as tax advantages.
Here, we’ll discuss how you can diversify your investment portfolio using ETFs. We’ll also go over the basics of ETFs, and a noteworthy strategy in which they can minimize risks.

These are the good times. Leave your cares behind. The equities party has been in full swing for more than six months but don't be the last one to leave; you might get stuck with the bill. After all, the easy money has already left.