Robinhood is a commission-free investing and trading platform. Robinhood was founded in 2013 as a discount brokerage with the mission of revolutionizing investing and making it accessible to everyone.

It's normal to be anxious about your lifestyle, career, and finances during economic turns. Being financially prepared will help you with anxiety and make it easier to get through tough times. Here are a few ways to prepare for a recession.

Whether you spend money on impulse buys, on conveniences, or to "keep up with the Joneses," - you are likely guilty of wasting money. Here are a few tips on avoiding wasting money on unnecessary purchases and saving for things that are truly important to you.

Be it the real world or a virtual one - people require goods, services, and experiences. And if there is a demand for something, there are ways to make money.

HSA is an extraordinary saving tool but its benefits are often overlooked and are rarely discussed as a part of a financial strategy for building personal wealth. This article will explain how HSA works and when contributing to an HSA makes sense.

Acorns is an investing app that automates saving and investing in the stock market. The app has several features with the main purpose of simplifying investing by employing the set-it-and-forget-it strategy.

Knowing how to create a budget is an important money skill that everyone should have. When you learn how to make a budget and understand the importance of sticking to it, you take control of your money rather than letting your money control you.

Some hobbies come with initial costs and ongoing maintenance expenses. When those costs start to pile up, the fun of a pastime quickly becomes a financial burden. If you are looking for cheap hobbies to get into that won't break the bank, you are in the right place.

Compound interest (or compounding interest) is a concept that is simple to understand but its incredible, almost magical power is not obvious to everyone. This article will explain how compound interest works and demonstrate why the amount of time you stay invested is as important as the amount of invested money.

Some investors lose money because of bad investments. But many lose money because of poor market-timing decisions that are driven by emotions. Let's try to understand emotional investment psychology and learn how to take emotion out of the investment to prevent costly decisions.