When we think of stock investing, it’s usually the buy-and-hold variety—pick a stock or (ETF), watch it (hopefully) grow over time, and along the way. And there’s nothing wrong with that—it’s the traditional path to . 　　But if you like the idea of enhancing that stock ownership with a little extra income, and you’re comfortable taking the risk of...

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　　 　　Working from wherever.© Drobot Dean/stock.adobe.com, © MartinZizlavsky/stock.adobe.com; Photo illustration Encyclopædia Britannica, IncYearning to become a digital nomad? Your path starts with evaluating your current profession and potentially pivoting to a new type of job—one that lends itself well to working remotely. If you’re intent on becoming nomadic with just a computer in tow, then you need an action plan...

　　 　　A lifeline for struggling small businesses.© michelaubryphoto/stock.adobe.com, © PNG/stock.adobe.com; Photo illustration Encyclopædia Britannica, IncBusiness development companies (BDCs) are investment entities that focus on supporting smaller private enterprises. By providing both funding and managerial assistance, a BDC aims to encourage entrepreneurship and deliver returns for investors. If you’re considering adding BDCs to your portfolio, understanding how they function, how they...

　　 　　A death benefit with a twist.© chathuporn/stock.adobe.comCash-value life insurance offers a twist on traditional life insurance: It accumulates value over time that you can use while you’re still alive. 　　Life insurance is designed to provide financial support to your beneficiaries when you die, replacing lost income. Many policyholders like that idea, but others want the flexibility to tap into...

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　　 　　What to do when travel isn't “plane” sailing.© inarik/stock.adobe.com; Photo illustration Encyclopædia Britannica, IncAir travel often comes with unexpected challenges, from delayed flights to cancellations and overbooked planes. Although these situations can be frustrating, understanding your rights as an airline passenger can help you navigate them more effectively. Whether it’s seeking compensation for a significant delay, requesting a refund...

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　　 　　Velvet-purple coronet (Boissonneaua jardini) These nonmigratory South American hummingbirds are known for their resplendent coloration. They can be found along the Pacific slope of the Andes Mountains, from southwestern Colombia to northwestern Ecuador. (more) velvet-purple coronet hummingbird Ask the Chatbot a Question More Actions Share Share Share to social media Facebook X URL https://www.britannica.com/animal/velvet-purple-coronet Feedback Corrections? Updates? Omissions? Let...

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