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The article offers information on making the gig economy by renting the house. Topics discussed include information on the use of the electronic systems for leasing & renting; discussions on the leasing & renting run by the Logistics company, Uber and DoorDash; and the information on the use of the online platforms for earning money.

The article discusses women's investment approach. Topics covered include survey findings that women do more research, match their investments to their goals better and reduce trading during market upheavals, the better performance of female investors' portfolios than those of their male counterparts during a stock market downturn, and women's interest in investing in companies that offer household products or services. Also discussed is women's approach to risk. INSET: When Men Are Better.

The article offers tips on how one can prosper and gain in uncertain markets. The topics discussed include the worries of investors regarding the uncertainty in the stock industry, ways of beating inflation, and the advice of industry experts on the issue including James Stack, Savita Subramanian and Jim Paulsen.

The article offers tips on the way to maximize one's finances in order for him to save time and money. It suggests that one should bring only one credit card in his wallet for him to maximize his reward points. It suggests the proper managemnent of one's insurance policies and it mentions that one should only have one insurance. INSET: Use a One-Stop Financial Tool.

The article presents the 10 strong stocks worldwide based from their share prices, returns, and related data as of June 5, 2015. Topics discussed include the success of the computer manufacturer Apple Inc. in obtaining the number one spot and its ability to command its phones premium prices, the growth of the semiconductor device manufacturer Avago Technologies (AVGO) through acquisitions, and the customer loyalty built by the warehouse retailer Costco Wholesale (COST).

The article offers tips to boost personal income. Among the tips provided include the avoidance of sketchy municipal bond issuers, the need to find intermediate-term individual corporates and bond funds for decent yield without much interest-rate risk, and the prevention of floating-rate loans as they are fit for professionals.

The article offers advice for financial planning to help individuals reach their personal financial goals into retirement. Topics include regularly reviewing an investment portfolio especially following major life events, spreading out assets among investments and diversifying within asset classes, early investment in a 401(k) account, and making a budget that includes an emergency fund. It also discusses various options for getting assistance in making financial decisions and mentions potential charges by financial advisers that one may anticipate. INSETS: How to Get Started;When to Call In a Pro;Where to Get Help.

The article discusses how an appropriate time to sell stocks is based on an investor's circumstances rather than the market. Topics include advice from Donna Skeels Cygan, author of "The Joy of Financial Security," on how to develop a financial plan, how to pay fewer taxes on the profits from stock sales, and selling tips based on four scenarios such as retirement, divorce, and an unbalanced portfolio. INSET: More for You, Less for the IRS.

The article focuses on allocating investments among stocks, bonds and cash as one approaches retirement. Cutting exposure to stocks may hinder the growth of money and may leave one with less than one need. Assuming that one has a 401(k) plan at work, a good way to start making to change is investment.

The article discusses suggestions relating to managing stock funds investment after retirement. Topics include portfolio management by initial analysis of retirement income sources, budget flexibility and risk tolerance ability, adopting either of the two strategies; bucket plan or cover the basis approach, and concept of annuity payments. Readers poll regarding percentage of stock investments by retirees and a suggested chart of fund mix for each retirement stage are presented.

The article offers information on the truth about investments in the U.S. Topics discussed include look for companies with great products, good earnings and strong balance sheets; average annual return of big-company stocks; and invest in stocks for long term, trust oneself in investments and need for swing trading.

The article suggests to have the bulk of portfolio in index funds as these funds provide diversification without the hassle of managing a substantial portfolio of hand-picked securities. It focuses on practical investing as it goal is to manage risk, or volatility. It informs that Microsoft, Apple and Amazon.com are the top holdings in Vanguard Total Stock Market exchange-traded fund (VTI).

The article presents the author's perspectives on the rising interest rates as part of the sudden skittishness of the market. She mentions that rising interest rates make houses being less affordable with $250,000 monthly payment at a 4% interest rates. She states that rising interest rates also hit the equation's supply side, tamping down prices for houses.

The author reports on selling securities that investors hold at a loss. She says that losses provide write-offs to offset some of investors' other realized gains. The Practical Investing portfolio has increased 106% since 2011. The author says that she bought stock in a Panamanian airline called Copa Holdings back in 2013.

The author presents her contingency plans for earning income while retired including working more, taking her company pension benefits early at age 55, and short-term rentals of her family's second home. The goal of her plan to be able to avoid selling stocks during a (short-term) downturn in the market is outlined.

The article offers insight on the significance of practical investing by making the most of a buyout offer. Topics discussed include the buyout offer of companies, the improvement of the economy, the opportunity provided by the buyout offer, the exchange of stocks for shares, and the tax-free mergers.

The author opines on investments in stocks. It includes information on the stock performance and stock rates of aircraft manufacturing company Boeing and retail company Costco. It also includes information on Vanguard Total Stock Market Index and stock performance of technology companies including Apple, Intel, and Seagate.

The article offers the author's insights regarding her development of a formula for the dividend-adjusted PEG (price/earnings to growth) ratio which could be used by investors when buying stocks. The author mentions that the formula could be used by publicly traded companies for computing dividend yields and price-earnings ratio.

The article provides information in the shares values and the rate of return for the investors of the U.S. based aerospace company Boeing Co. It also states that the Boeing Co. Earning per share and dividend will be increased in 2018. Topics discussed includes Short term losses, Tax cut in share returns and Stock price index for Aircraft Industry.

In this article, the author discusses paying premium for shares in Costco. It mentions buying stocks of Costo touching above the target price based on price-earnings ratio less than the sum of the earnings due to being its shopper for 28 years. It also mentions good employer allowing the company to retain and hire exceptional employees making the business run more smoothly.

The article offers the author's insights on how investors can acquire stocks while the U.S. stock market declines. Topics include the implication of the tax law in the stock market, the economy, and to middle-income family, the need for investors to seize their investment opportunity during the decline of the New York Stock Exchange, and the profitability of retailer Costco Wholesale and car manufacturer Boeing.

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience of being an investor.

In this article, the author discusses her investment in stocks of General Motors (GM). Topics discussed include interest of investors in investing in GM, commitment of automaker Tesla to clean energy and profit posted by the firm and bankruptcy, bailouts and safety scandals of GM under chief executive officer (CEO) Mary Barra.

The article presents the author's views about savings for the retirement planning. Topics mentioned include to develop a taxable portfolio with income bonds, to take an early distributions from a retirement account by selling individual stocks and to focus on the retirement assets based on the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) rules.

The article discusses the tax and savings implications of U.S. President Barack Obama's proposed tax breaks for the middle class and tax increase for rich people. Topics discussed include the aim of the proposal to consolidate tax breaks for parents who are paying college tuition, the view that such tax break will make retirement accounts more available, and the capital gains taxes to be imposed on many inheritances.

The article features companies that are expected to grow and prosper with trend towards upgrading and replacing of manufacturing plants and equipment in the U.S. They include Honeywell International, United Technologies Corp., General Electric, Eaton Corp., Trinity Industries Corp. and NetApp Inc. The article discusses the companies' line of business and their growth strategies. INSET: 6 WAYS TO PLAY THE SURGE.

The article offers insight on the influence of current events on practical investing. Topics discussed include an overview of the stock market, the factors to consider before selling stocks due to events like geopolitical uncertainties and market valuation, the valuation of stocks, the performance of real estate investment trusts, and the good funding offered by certificates of deposit and savings bonds.

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience of purchasing stocks of the Gilead Sciences.

The author shares her experience of recommitting herself to finding a few good stocks to buy with the nearly $51,000 that was sitting idle in the Practical Investing portfolio, having picked up the August issue of Kiplinger's to find to find two well-priced stocks.

The article offers information on the need to focus on year-by-year financial results in order to evaluate performance of mutual funds. It mentions several challenges related to management of Practical Investing portfolios. It also discusses the need to compare a portfolio's returns with a market index in order to evaluate the damage caused to the stocks.

The article offers information on the acquisition of computer vision specialist Mobileye by Intel. Topics discussed include views of chief executive officer Brian Krzanich on the acquisition of Mobileye by Intel; other acquisition of Intel such as Altera; and Mobileye and Altera own cutting-edge technologies to feed the vast and rapidly expanding market for machines that think and respond to their environments.

In this article, the author discusses shares of biotechnology firm Gilead Sciences, purchased by her. Topics discussed include response of investors to the stocks due to concerns about increased competition in the hepatitis-drug market and a decline in number of patients needing it, drugs Sovaldi and Harvoni to treat hepatitis C that account for the firm's revenue and her forecast for the firm.

The article discusses the investment made by the author in mortgage and refinance services provider, American Capital Corporation in U.S, Topics discussed include profile of American Capital as business development company (BDC). acquit ion of American capital by the another BDC company, ARES CAPITAL CORP, and seeking further investment opportunities by the author.

The article provides a review of stocks of top companies including real estate firm AV Homes, General Motors, and biotechnology firm Gilead Sciences. Topics discussed include revenue gained by AV Homes, 5.0 percent dividend yield of stocks of General Motors, and continuous decline in share prices of Gilead Sciences.

The article offers information on entrepreneur Matt Tolnick including fund raised in Kickstarter campaign for opening a food company Lawless Jerky with limited recipes, help offered from Jason Vegotsky for delivering food products earning the head of sales titles and increased net revenue.

The article presents the authors views on Corporate divestiture. Topics discussed include non sharing of stocks information on Practical Investing Portfolio, making of hearing aids by Knowles Corp. for increased business and views of Joe Cornell, head at Spin-Off Research, on stocks management of the Starwood Property Trust by buying properties.

The article presents the portforlio's performance for practical investments that highly affecting the Vanguard Total Stock Market ETF. It shows small group of large-company growth stocks performed weak. Topics presented also tables of comparison for the year 2012 to 2015 of portfolio return and benchmark return.

The article discusses why investors should consider the technology-driven economy of Israel which has a low unemployment rate and a high growth factor. Topics include investment recommendations in companies such as the building-products company Caesarstone Sdot-Yam, Oramed Pharmaceuticals, and Alcobra which specializes in alternative medications for attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder.