Coryanne Hicks
Coryanne Hicks is an investing and personal finance journalist specializing in women and millennial investors. Before becoming a full-time journalist in 2016, she was a fully licensed financial professional at Fidelity Investments, where she helped clients make more informed financial decisions every day. She has ghostwritten financial guidebooks and white papers for industry professionals, and even a personal memoir.
In addition to Kiplinger, she’s a regular contributor to U.S. News & World Report, where she was a staff writer for two years, and Insider. Her U.S. News video series on how to start investing at any age won an honorable mention at the 2019 Folio: Eddie & Ozzie awards for best Consumer How-To video. She was also a 2019 SABEW Goldschmidt fellow for business journalists.
She is passionate about improving financial literacy and believes a little education can go a long way. You can connect with her on Twitter, Instagram or her website, CoryanneHicks.com.
Latest articles by Coryanne Hicks
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Hydrogen Stocks: Unstable, But Potentially Explosive, Too
ESG Green hydrogen is in its relative infancy, making related stocks quite volatile. But long-term investors can use that to their advantage.
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Space Stocks: How Russia Is Changing the Game
stocks Russia's invasion of Ukraine has had a number of far-flung effects, including shifting fortunes in space investing.
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5 Beginner Investing Tips for a Healthy Headspace
Becoming an Investor Lousy with numbers? Bad with money? That's OK. By adopting the right mentality, you can learn not only how to invest, but how to do so effectively.
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9 ESG Tools for Sustainable Investors
ESG Growing demand for sustainable investment options has more and more companies offering ESG tools for investors. Here are nine to get started with.
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10 Fantastic Funds With Diverse Leadership
ETFs If you really want to invest for change, pay attention to who is running the show. Here's a list of funds ran by a diverse group of portfolio managers.
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7 Steps to Teach Kids How to Invest
investing Not even half of U.S. states offer financial literacy classes in high schools, so parents have to pick up the slack. Here are 7 tips to teach investing for kids.
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The 7 Best Funds for Beginners
mutual funds New investors have it better than ever. The best mutual funds and ETFs for beginners feature no minimum investments, dirt-cheap fees and broad market exposure.
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15 Best ESG Funds for Responsible Investors
investing ESG, SRI ... call it what you want, but it can take many forms, and stand for different values. These 15 funds give you options.
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8 Dirt-Cheap Index Mutual Funds for Thrifty Investors
Index Funds Cost is one of the biggest edges for index mutual funds, which don't need to pay large money management teams to run the show.
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5 Dividend Mutual Funds Yielding 3% or More
mutual funds Dividend mutual funds can help take a little sting off price declines. These income-generating funds deliver much higher-than-average yields of 3.6% to 4.8%.
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