Jim Wang

Fidelity Investments is one of the biggest investment companies in the world in terms of the number of customers and…

SoFi is a bank that offers several solid promotions if you open a checking and savings account bundle with a direct deposit, with the bonus dependent on the total of qualifying deposits.

When bitcoin first started, people gave them away because they were worth very little. Believers in the cryptocurrency wanted more…

QubeMoney a budgeting app that is based on the envelope system. The special sauce is that it truly prevents you from spending money that isn't in an envelope - or qube as they call it. If you want to use an envelope budget but carrying around a bunch of cash isn't feasible, this is a great solution.

BMO is an FDIC insured bank based in Chicago, IL and has over 1,000 locations spread out across several states…

Have you heard or read the statistic that 40% of Americans wouldn’t be able to cover a $400 emergency? It…

If you like the idea of a robo advisor but wish you could get more guidance Nvstr might be for you. The platform offers investing advice as well as a social media type feature that allows you connect with other investors and ask questions and get ideas.

The "buy, borrow, die" estate planning strategy has a morbid name but is surprisingly effective - learn how it works and whether you can take advantage of it.

If you need to transfer money quickly, very few options beat a wire transfer. Here's where you can get the lowest fees on a wire transfer as well as a few ways to find lowest the fee or a cheaper alternative.

If you want to grow, you have to invest in yourself. Whether you improve your skills or just buy new technology, investing in yourself can lead to many positive improvements in your work and life.

Investing in individual stocks means staying up to date on both the markets and the news in general. I like Morning Brew and The Hustle for quick news updates and Stock Rover, Morningstar, and The Motley Fool for stock analysis.

Have you ever wanted to invest in fine wine but don't have a cellar or the expertise? Vinovest might be a good option.