Investments

Some of the best low-risk, fixed-income investments include treasury bonds, municipal bonds, corporate bonds, CDs, ETFs and more.

Types of investment accounts include brokerages, robo-advisors, savings accounts, retirement accounts, custodial accounts and more.

Bonds, treasury securities, blue chip stocks, ETFs, REITs, CDs and annuities are some of the best investments for retirees.

Micro-investing apps like Opto, Robinhood, eToro, Acorns, Interactive Brokers, M1 Finance and more let you invest with as little as $1.

You have to be 18 to legally start investing yourself, but teens can use investing apps with the help of their parents to start early.

Some of the best ways to invest for kids include savings bonds, stocks, index funds, robo-advisors, custodial accounts and more.

24-hour stock trading is available from Robinhood, Interactive Brokers, Schwab and E*TRADE. Compare your options here.

T-bills come with virtually no risk and are exempt from state and local taxes, but they don’t earn interest like CDs do.

Bonds can offer higher returns, but come with a slightly higher risk. CDs may offer smaller returns but come with minimal risk. See pros and cons here.

Thematic investing allows you to focus on long-term investment trends like AI, clean energy, healthcare and more.