Home prices are at record levels, but there might still be hope. Because after all, who wants to rent for the rest of their life?

It’s time to upgrade your financial education.

These days, stock exchanges are mostly in our heads and on computers. But have you ever wondered about their history?

We know financial charts are not always intuitive to read. This is an intro on how to understand the data in the main ones.

You’ve almost certainly heard of Bitcoin. But what about all the other crypto assets? Do you know what Ethereum is? Do you even Doge?

Sales in yoga mats and fitness gear are on the rise since March 2020. How has this affected sports clothing and equipment producers?

We know financial charts are not always intuitive to read. This is an intro on how to understand the data in the main ones.

You’ve almost certainly heard of Bitcoin. But what about all the other crypto assets? Do you know what Ethereum is? Do you even Doge?

Some people like to go to the stadium, some never miss a game from their sofa. Then there are those who go even further by investing directly in their favourite club.

We asked our Vividian buddies, our experts, about how they invest.

When it comes to saving money we all have our unique tricks. At Vivid, our goal is first and foremost to help you make your money grow. So we asked our Vividian experts to share some of their best money tips.

We often call savings a “rainy day fund.” But when that rainy day arrives, it can still feel terrible. There’s a lot of pride that comes with building up a savings fund, and having to make use of it is a blow to that pride. So how do you know when it’s time to dip into savings? And how can you do it best?

Hear me out on this one: wasting money is good. At least it can be if you do it right. The trick is to know how much to waste, what to waste it on, and how often to waste it. 

There are many people in the world who save money and never invest a cent of it. There are also people who invest a ton of money without having savings. Is either group right? Should you be focused on saving, or investing?

Before there was the internet, or handy banking apps that automated your saving for you, people did most of their spending and saving with cash. While it’s nice to not have to pay everything from your rent to your utilities in cash, there are a few tricks from that era that are still useful, and can even be revived for today.

Home prices are at record levels, but there might still be hope. Because after all, who wants to rent for the rest of their life?

Have you ever thought about the ethics of your finances?

In part one of this series, we taught you how to read a statement of operations. If you haven’t read that yet, start there, and come back here after. This time, we’re going to look at the second part of every company earnings report: the balance sheet. This is an important accounting tool, and a critical part of every company earnings report. Like before, we’re going to walk through the balance sheet of this earnings report by Apple.

Do you remember when Netflix was a service that delivered DVDs by mail? In fact, the company had a long history before it became the streaming and entertainment juggernaut it is today. These days, you’d be hard pressed to find someone who doesn’t have a Netflix subscription. But does that mean you should invest in Netflix?

If you want to become an investing pro, at some point you’re going to have to read an earnings report. These reports usually come out four times a year and are absolutely packed with information and numbers. On first sight, they can be a bit intimidating. But they’re not as scary as they look, and with some help from us, you’ll be analyzing them in no time.

It’s time to upgrade your financial education.

April is getting closer and, with it, longer days, colours returning to nature, and the beginning of the deadline to file your income tax return.

Sure, you know how to use your card digitally. But do you know all the things you could do with virtual cards? If not, consider this your introduction.

These days, stock exchanges are mostly in our heads and on computers. But have you ever wondered about their history?

Have you ever turned on the news to hear a story about banks changing interest rates? It seems important for finance people, but what about the rest of us?

Asking for more money can be nerve wracking. It can be just as scary to ask for a raise in a job you already have. But there are ways to make it easier, and to increase your chances of success.