In our review of some of the major financial stories of the week. We look at
1. The Dow’s worst day this year
2. Russia-Ukraine invasion
3. Why we are still early on Bitcoin 4. Wahed Invests $300,000 fine from the SEC.
Review of some of the major financial stories of last week, we look at the:
1.Russian invasion of Ukraine
2.US inflation hitting its highest levels in 40 years
3.How the Biden administration stole billions from Afghanistan.
This article is a crash course on halal investing covering the following topics:
What are stocks?
How to buy stocks?
What to watch out for from a halal perspective?
How to make money from stocks?
How to know which stocks are halal?
How much purification is needed?
What are the different stock investing strategies?
Which strategies are halal?
How to find winning stocks?
A winning process for picking stocks
How much can you expect to make from the stock market?
Learn how Employee Stock Purchase Plans work and how they can give your portfolio a boost, but be aware of the risks.
Inflation is on the rise and it’s eating at your savings.
Luckily there is a straightforward solution.
This article covers 5 ideas to earn halal passive income:
1. Dividend Stocks
2. Write a paid article
3. Affiliate Marketing
4. Creating an online course
5. Reducing your debt
Every discerning Muslim should take responsibility for their financial future. A good option for residents of the U.S. is to leverage your employer’s 401(k) program and/or open an Individual Retirement Account (IRA). This article helps you understand the tax benefits, contribution limits, and withdrawal rules to decide which specific type of account is best for you.
What does that leave us with in terms of permissible investments? Well, plenty. Generally speaking, we can invest in stocks, mutual funds, exchange-traded funds (ETFs), venture capital, real estate, and precious metals. The important thing is to avoid haram (impermissible) businesses and any semblance of riba.
This article examines the different types of REITs (mortgage and equity) and analyzes their level of reliance on interest in order to figure out whether these REITs are halal or haram to investment in.
The disentanglement of financial markets from the real economy has never been more obvious than during the current COVID-19 induced economic downturn.
Most people know this but choose to invest anyway, why?
