The Motley Fool: Seeking fast growth
It's hard to beat the stock market if you're looking for a solid long-term growth rate at a reasonable risk.
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The Motley Fool: Money market funds vs. accounts
Money market accounts are bank or credit union accounts with yields that are usually higher than typical savings accounts.
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The Motley Fool: Why Walmart moved
The Nasdaq started in 1971 as a computerized trading system, and it's now home to gobs of fast-growing tech companies, among many others.
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The Motley Fool: What happened to Spirit Airlines?
As Spirit Airlines moves to liquidate, its shareholders will likely end up with nothing, as often happens when companies file for bankruptcy.
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Opportunity doesn’t wait: Moore to the Point
The communities that move when it matters are the ones that win.
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The Motley Fool: Fixed income vs. equity income
Over many decades, stocks have generally outperformed bonds, so consider favoring the stock market for most of your long-term dollars.
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The Motley Fool: Brokerage account or 401(k)?
With a 401(k) account, you'll typically only be able to select from a limited menu of investments, most or all of which may be mutual funds.
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Organizational vision is a board responsibility: Moore to the Point
Board members must bring the vision into the room every time, ask what advances the mission and what does not, and make the difficult calls.
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The Motley Fool: What are PBCs?
The rules regarding PBCs vary by state, but they often give company directors the ability to act in the public interest with some protection from liability.
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The Motley Fool: Payout ratios and 8-Ks
A high payout ratio — say, 80%, 90% or more — gives a company little flexibility in how it can use its cash.
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