Hi ladies ✨ Here is a simple investing terminology cheat sheet to help make financial education feel less intimidating and easier to understand. 💸 These are some of the most common investing terms you’ll hear when learning about the stock market, ETFs, long-term investing, and wealth building. Save this for later, study one term at a time, and remember, you do not need to know everything to get started. 🤍 Small steps lead to big wealth over time.

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I know the WIFI did us dirty yesterday and some of you had trouble linking your bank accounts, so as a recap. Here is how to set up your automatic investing though Fidelity. 1. Log in 2. Under Accounts & Trades Tab, Click on Account Features 3. Click "Manage" Next to Recurring Transfers 4. Click "Create New Activity" Box in green and select New Investment Activity 5. Complete the trade order form & submit (Make sure the "use linked bank account" tab is checked off. 2 ETFS Faviola discussed yesterday: -$VOO: an S&P500 index fund that represents the 500 biggest companies in the US -$VTI: a total market index fund that represents the entire US Stock Market. With either ETF, as the overall market grows, so will your investments. Your job as an investor is to add as much money into the market as you can, as quickly as you can, and let time do the rest of it. Please let us know if you have any questions! :)