Why I Use M1 Finance (Even Though it Doesn’t Score the Highest)
I went from testing M1 Finance for work to using it in my personal investing thanks to one key feature.
11 Solana ETFs and Their Fees
There are eight spot Solana ETFs actively trading. Here’s what to know, plus how they compare to older Solana-related ETFs.
5 Best-Performing Rare Earth Stocks (And Why the Middle East Matters for Rare Earth Miners)
Strategic metals like lithium and neodymium are important to high-tech manufacturing. We're looking at the top rare earth stocks, and why recent geopolitical tensions have moved them.
The $25,000 Pattern Day Trading Rule Is No More
Pattern day trading rules have been eliminated, making it easier for small retail investors to get in the game. Here's what to know.
The End of Quarterly Earnings? What the SEC Proposal Could Mean for Investors
The SEC is proposing an end to quarterly earning reports, with a shift to a semiannual cadence instead.
From CDs to Treasurys, What Happens to Yields When Rates Are Cut?
Some saving and investing products are more sensitive to rate cuts than others. Here's how CDs, cash accounts, Treasurys and savings accounts will respond to rate cuts.
Lazy Portfolios: How to Diversify with Just a Few Funds
So-called lazy portfolios can help you maintain a diversified investment mix with just a handful of funds. Here's a look at a few popular ones.
How Gen Z is Preparing (or Not) For Retirement
Some Gen Zers don’t think they need to save for retirement, according to a new NerdWallet survey.
Are You Making These Retirement Mistakes? How a HENRY Can Prepare
Three in 10 “HENRYs” don’t feel confident they’ll have enough money to retire, according to a new NerdWallet survey.
Understanding Taxes on T-Bills
Treasury bills are taxed differently at the federal level and the state level. Learn more about how to report Treasury bill interest income on your taxes.
Trump Accounts for Kids Are Now Live: How Do They Stack Up?
Trump Accounts are investment vehicles for kids (plus they offer free cash if you qualify), but other options might offer better long-term benefits.
Catch-Up Contribution: How It Works, 2025-2026 Limits, Rules
Starting the year you turn 50, you can increase retirement contributions by an amount set by the IRS.
21 Best-Performing International ETFs: Ex-U.S., Regional and Single-Country
International ETFs can provide an easy way to diversify outside the U.S. Here are the best-performing ex-U.S., regional and single-country ETFs over the last year.
T-bills vs. CDs: Which One Should You Choose Right Now?
The best fixed-income investment for you depends on yield, tax situation and ease-of-use. Here’s what to know about T-bills vs. CDs.
Is It Too Early to Invest in These Quantum Computing Stocks?
Quantum computing stocks are shares of companies involved in the development of next-generation computers. Here are the 7 best performers.
Tax-Exempt Bonds: What They Are, How They Work and How to Invest
Tax-exempt bonds pay interest that is exempt from either federal or state income taxes — and in some cases, both.
Survey: Women’s Finances More Precarious Than Men’s
A NerdWallet survey shows that women are less likely than men to have gotten a raise in the last year and some are dependent on their partner financially. Here are a few ways women can put themselves in a better money position this year.
Direct Indexing: What It Is, How It Works
Many investment strategies aim to replicate the returns of a stock market index, such as the S&P 500. Direct indexing is one such strategy that has added tax benefits.
Is the TRUMP Coin A Pump-And-Dump?
A pump-and-dump is an investment scheme that involves inflating the price of a penny stock or meme coin. Is TRUMP Coin an example?
Are You On Track For Retirement? Here’s How To Check
A NerdWallet survey finds that few Americans have checked in on their retirement savings progress.