Selena Maranjian is a Journalist at The Motley Fool. She has been writing since 1996, focusing on basic investing and personal finance topics, including credit health, debt management, and retirement planning. Selena's work has been featured in various prominent outlets such as WFMZ-TV, USA TODAY, and Yahoo Finance.
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By: Selena Maranjian
Key Points Social Security's COLAs are calculated using a sub-optimal measure of inflation for older folks.
By: Selena Maranjian
Key Points Morgan Stanley has an exception track record of growing both its stock price and its dividend. Motley Fool Issues Rare "Total Conviction" Buy Alert ›
By: Selena Maranjian
This kind of income from a 5.9% dividend yield can help support you in retirement -- or can provide more money to invest.
By: Selena Maranjian
Key Points Realty Income is a real estate investment trust (REIT), owning many properties and leasing them out.
Markel is thought of as a "mini Berkshire Hathaway," but it hasn't performed quite as well.
Key Points Markel has delivered underwhelming underwriting results lately. Its large stock portfolio makes it vulnerable to stock market swings.
By: Selena Maranjian
(Spoiler: You're going to wish you'd invested in Chevron a year ago.) Let's play a what-if game.
By: Selena Maranjian
Investing in the S&P 500 index is like investing in most of the American economy.
By: Selena Maranjian
Key Points Thanks in part to elevated oil prices, Chevron has had an amazing year. Its stock doesn't seem grossly overvalued, either.
By: Selena Maranjian
Key Points The S&P 500 encompasses 500 of America's biggest companies. This S&P 500 index fund charges a minuscule annual fee.
