Selena Maranjian is a journalist at The Motley Fool. She has been writing since 1996, covering a range of topics in basic investing and personal finance, with a focus on investment strategies, retirement planning, and wealth management. Selena's work has been featured in various outlets including WFMZ-TV, USA TODAY, and Yahoo Finance.
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MercadoLibre is a dominant force in both fintech and e-commerce in Latin America -- and it's growing briskly.
By: Selena Maranjian
What would you say to a whopping 7.2% dividend yield? Many novice investors will freak out when there's a stock market crash or correction.
By: Selena Maranjian
One of these stocks sports a dividend yield topping 5%. It's tempting to want to fill your portfolio with lots of growth stocks.
By: Selena Maranjian
These stocks have delivered average annual returns topping 30% over the past decade or so.
There's no one-size-fits-all number, but these numbers can help you think about your goals.
This exchange-traded fund (ETF) is built to last, invested in scores of healthy dividend payers.
By: Selena Maranjian
It's a slower grower, but it offers a meaningful dividend and can hold up relatively well in a market downturn.
By: Selena Maranjian
Acting on just a few of these smart moves can really boost your current and future financial security.
By: Selena Maranjian
Your Social Security benefits will rise in 2027, but they may plunge within a decade.
By: Selena Maranjian
Surprisingly, after torrid growth in recent years, Nvidia stock still seems attractively valued.
