Personal Financing ISE Senior Design Class. First thing first! (before you invest)  Credit card debt is under control  Emergency fund (3 ~ 6 months.

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Personal Financing ISE Senior Design Class

First thing first! (before you invest)  Credit card debt is under control  Emergency fund (3 ~ 6 months worth of basic living expenses)  Insurance  Retirement (Maximizing contribution)

About Investment  Where Do I Find the Money to Invest?  Affordable  Consistent  How Do I Choose an Investment?  Goals  Time frame  How Do I Determine My Risk Tolerance?   How Do I Choose an Investment?  ialplan&cdn=money&tm=4&f=00&su=p ip_p ip_&tt= 2&bt=0&bts=1&zu= ialplan&cdn=money&tm=4&f=00&su=p ip_p ip_&tt= 2&bt=0&bts=1&zu=

Investing in Stock  What Is Stock?  How Do I Actually Make Money from Investing in Stocks?  Dividends  Share price increases  Why Do Stock Prices Fluctuate?  What Is a Stock Split?  What Is a Stock's Market Capitalization?  How Can I Find Stocks for My Portfolio?