The Grow Your Dough Challenge involved putting $1,000 into your investment choices, via whatever investing platform you liked, at the beginning of 2019. I ended up investing via seven different platforms: Acorns, Capital One, E*Trade, Fundrise, Lending Club, M1 Finance and Robinhood. Read more about my year of investing…
Time for my 2019 Grow Your Dough Challenge third quarter update. The Grow Your Dough Challenge involves putting $1000 into the investments of your choice via the investing platform of your choice at the beginning of the year. At the end of 12 months, we’ll see how the investments have progressed and which one can grow the most dough. I invested in seven different platforms, plus myself and my blog. Read more to learn how my investments are doing.
Time for the 2019 Grow Your Dough Challenge second quarter update! The Grow Your Dough Challenge involves putting $1000 into the investments of your choice via the investing platform of your choice at the beginning of the year. At the end of 12 months, we’ll see how the investments have progressed and which one can grow the most dough. For the challenge, I made investments across six different investing platforms, plus a special bonus category of investing in myself through my blogs and YouTube channel. (Click through to read more…)
Summer is here! What does that mean for Squintillions? It means my children are out of school and home with me all day and it is much more challenging to make any videos for the Squintillions YouTube channel. You know what is awesome though? I got a shout out from one of my favorite personal finance video influencers, Joseph Hogue, on his channel “Let’s Talk Money! with Joseph Hogue, CFA.” We are both doing the Grow Your Dough challenge and he referenced my previous Grow Your Dough update video. Check out his video here: Unforunately, my Sony RX100 VI camera… Read More »Status Update for Squintillions and Shout Out!
Following my investment choices in the Grow Your Dough Challenge. $1000 invested for 12 months in each of theses accounts: Acorns, Robinhood, Fundrise, Lending Club, E*Trade, and a Capital One CD. Also looking at costs to develop my blog and YouTube channel as part of investing in these tools and my education to use them.
Robinhood App Tutorial and FAQ for beginners, which I created on YouTube. Includes a walkthrough of selling and buying a stock. Also, get a free stock in your new Robinhood account when you use my Refer a Friend link.
A short post to announce the release of my Lending Club Walkthrough YouTube video in which I review and show the Lending Club website for anyone curious about investing in this peer-to-peer lending platform.
A brief post with a link to my YouTube video on how to use Bankrate to choose a Certificate of Deposit (CD). Also includes my Refer a Friend link to Capital One for the Money Market, Checking or Savings Accounts.
I am so glad to announce that my Fundrise walkthrough is now available to view. This took a little while to make because after filming the first part I caught a rather nasty illness and LOST MY VOICE! Ever hear that expression that someone sounds like a frog? Yep, that was me. Croak. I was thinking of remaking the first part because I spliced so much of the video together, but with the delay and all the other content I have planned, I’m settling for this slightly rough, choppy version. But you do get to take a peak inside my… Read More »View My Fundrise Walkthrough
Investment strategy I developed for investing $1000 for the Grow Your Dough Challenge using the Robinhood App. Also get a free stock when opening a new Robinhood account if you use my Refer a Friend link.