
Lucas and Luna guide first-time investors through the practical steps of opening a brokerage account, choosing between robo-advisors and self-directed platforms, and placing that very first trade. Each episode strips away the jargon: they compare real account minimums, fee structures, and tax implications across Fidelity, Vanguard, Schwab, and newer apps like Robinhood and M1 Finance. Lucas explai... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 146 | Founded | 2 months ago |
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In this episode, Lucas and Luna tackle a question many first-time investors face: how to start investing when your income is irregular. Using the example of a freelance graphic designer, they break down the mechanics of investing with variable cash f... more
In this episode, Lucas and Luna walk first-time investors through the mechanics of making their first investment inside an IRA, from picking a brokerage to choosing a target date fund. They break down the key steps: opening an account, funding it, an... more
In this episode of Investing for Beginners, Lucas and Luna tackle a dilemma many first-timers face: should you invest while carrying credit card debt? They dig into a real example—a listener with a $3,000 balance on a card charging 24 percent APR—and... more
Lucas and Luna tackle a question every new investor eventually faces: when should you sell? While most beginner advice focuses on buying, knowing when to exit is just as important. In this episode, they break down the difference between selling becau... more
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Two hosts guide first-time investors through practical, jargon-free steps to open a brokerage account, choose between self-directed platforms and robo-advisors, and execute that first trade. Each episode contrasts real account minimums, fees, and tax considerations across major brokers (Fidelity, Vanguard, Schwab) and newer apps (Robinhood, M1 Finance), with concrete ETF examples (VOO, VTI, BND) and real performance framing from the past decade. The conversations emphasize building discipline, using dollar-cost averaging, and prioritizing broad-based index funds over stock-picking, making the material highly actionable for someone starting from a savings account and wanting to know exactly what to type into the search bar next. A notable th... more
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