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20+ Best Investing Apps + Money Apps for Teens
A few more kids are being taught financial literacy than in the past, but most still aren’t—leaving technologies such as money apps to help bridge the gap.
Mutual funds vs. ETFs: A side-by-side comparison
The nearly century-old mutual fund and its more modern relative, the exchange traded fund (ETF) are both investment vehicles made up of a diversified portfolio of securities. You can buy shares of these funds through brokerages or other providers, thereby having a financial stake in many companies at once.
UNest Partners with iHeartMedia on National Media Campaign
UNest, a leading fintech company that makes it easier than ever for parents to invest in their kids’ future, announced a partnership with America’s leading audio company iHeartMedia.
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Fortune’s 40 Under 40 list highlights women to watch in the years ahead
Good morning, Broadsheet readers! Fed vice chair Lael Brainard hints at slower interest rate hikes following promising inflation report; MacKenzie Scott reveals nearly $2 billion in donations; and Fortune’s 40 Under 40 list spotlights women to watch.
How to Teach Your Kids to Make Money Decisions That Benefit the Planet
“While adults haven't exactly done a bang-up job of protecting the planet for future generations (see headlines regarding our rapidly warming climate as exhibit number one) it is still possible to redeem ourselves somewhat by changing our daily habits right now…”
UNest Expands Funding Options with PayPal Integration
“Money app UNest, which helps parents invest in and save for their children’s future financial needs, announced in a Tuesday (Sept. 14) press release that it’s now integrated with PayPal on a program that will allow UNest members to put money into their kids’ investment and savings accounts.…”
5 Apps to Meet Your Financial Goals
“There's an app for everything, including your money. Some, such as the popular Mint, are the financial equivalent of a Swiss army knife. They can do a little bit of everything – from creating a budget to tracking investments.…”
Key Investing Principles for Any Investor
“April is Financial Literacy Month, so what better time to think about saving for the future? And with so many parents struggling due to the pandemic, it’s never been more clear how vital financial literacy is for young families. As we recover, it is important to consider protecting your family for an uncertain future and to set your children...”
Female Finance Superpowers: Women Who Changed the Finance Market
“Females and Finance serves 3,000 professionals and gives members a user-friendly, professional platform to host networking, training and education events. Females and Finance supports women through business development, practice enhancement and entrepreneurship support. Women from all financial services and financial technology professions use Females and Finance to power their businesses...”