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What is a Robo Advisor and Are They Right For You?
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Pay Me In Equity
Tune in to this episode as Dominique explains what it means to get paid in equity and how influencers and those who are dealing and working with start-ups can be like Beyonce and leverage in the company’s equity.
Get Started Investing
You could be missing out on $100 a day by waiting to invest. Every. Single. Day. Learn why, and what to do about it, at Ellevest
5 Financial Feminist Resolutions for 2019
How can we make the world better for women (including ourselves) in 2019? Here are five financial feminist New Year’s resolutions designed to help, from Ellevest.
Invest To Grow Your Money AND to Change the World
You want to earn a competitive return with your investments. (That’s key.) But you also want to power social change by advancing other women.
What Should You Do With Your Money Right Now?
That’s an important question. Here are some smart moves to make in every decade, starting with your 20s,
Self-care 101: Hot Baths, Yoga, Investing
Self-care is whatever you do to take care of your mental, emotional, and physical health. Are you doing that for your future self?
The Biggest Investing Mistake Women Make
You may have seen articles about mistakes investors make. But surprise: Those are men’s biggest mistakes. The biggest investing mistakes women make, says Ellevest CEO and Co-Founder Sallie Krawcheck, are very different.
Invest In Your Why
When it comes to investing, there are quite a few things you have to consider. How much money can you afford to invest, do you want to invest one time, weekly, monthly? Should you buy stocks, bonds, mutual funds, ETF’s? Do you need a financial advisor or can you do it yourself?