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Jordan Chussler

  • SEO Editor, Personal Finance, Money
  • Stock Analysis Writer, TipRanks
Fort Myers
As seen in: Money, TipRanks, MSN, MSN Money Canada, Aol, Yahoo Finance, Flipboard, Investing.com, The Charlotte Observer, 24/7 Wall Street, Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Tacoma News Tribune and
Covers:  Fundamentals of investing, technical and fundamental analysis, traditional equities, debt securities, dividend investing, retirement savings strategies, passive income generation

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Since joining Money in 2023 as an investment editor, Jordan has specialized in a wealth of finance topics, ranging from traditional equities (stocks, mutual funds and ETFs), income investment vehicles and alternative assets to retirement savings, fixed-income securities and commodities, specifically focusing on gold and other precious metals.

He takes pride in combining his personal interests and professional experience in finance and education to help readers increase their financial literacy …

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Jordan Chussler

Jordan Chussler

Since joining Money in 2023 as an investment editor, Jordan has specialized in a wealth of finance topics, ra…

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SpaceX's IPO Could Jeopardize Your Retirement Account

SpaceX's IPO Could Jeopardize Your Retirement Account

With major indices fast-tracking inclusion for SpaceX, the stock is all but certain to find its way into Amer…

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Is Wine the New Gold? Wealthy Investors Seeking Stability Think So

Is Wine the New Gold? Wealthy Investors Seeking Stability Think So

As equity markets remain volatile, high-net-worth individuals are increasingly viewing wine as a stabilizing …

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Want to Invest in Billionaires' Companies? This New ETF Makes It Easy

Want to Invest in Billionaires' Companies? This New ETF Makes It Easy

As thematic exchange-traded funds gain momentum, a new ETF - the Billionaires Club - is inspired by the world…

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These Tiny Companies Have Doubled the S&P 500's Gain This Year

These Tiny Companies Have Doubled the S&P 500's Gain This Year

Micro-caps have outperformed the 500 largest U.S.-listed stocks in 2026 as market volatility has favored smal…

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You Can Invest in OpenAI Before It Goes Public. Here's How

You Can Invest in OpenAI Before It Goes Public. Here's How

OpenAI isn't public yet, but there are ways for investors to get exposure - and you might already have them i…

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AI Is Slowly Killing Index Fund Diversification. Here’s How to Prepare Your Portfolio

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By Jordan Chussler, Julia Glum Verified
| South Florida Reporter
Money; illustration AI-generated with Gemini Key Takeaways * Explosive tech growth — driven by AI hyperscalers and the Magnificent Seven — has caused major market cap-weighted funds to become heavily concentrated. * The 10 largest companies now make up 36% of the S&P 500 and 46% of the Nasdaq-100. * With this historically high concentration risk, buying traditional S&P 500 funds is no longer a truly balanced approach.
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9 Best Crypto Wallets of August 2026

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By Gabriel Cruz, Jordan Chussler
| Money Verified
OKX Wallet is the best crypto wallet overall due to its high security scores, extensive features and the large number of assets it supports. If you’re looking for a hardware wallet, depending on your budget, the Trezor Safe 5 or 3 are the best options. Despite the name, crypto wallets technically don’t store your crypto. They hold the “keys” to your digital assets on the blockchain, a decentralized digital ledger.
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Best Banks for High-Yield Savings Accounts for August 2026

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By Jordan Chussler
| Money Verified
High-yield savings accounts, or HYSAs, offer annual percentage yields (APYs) that are much higher than traditional savings accounts. Methodology: Money collected data from roughly 60 HYSAs offered by some of the largest and most popular commercial banks, credit unions and online banks. While APY was the main factor considered, we also reviewed minimum opening balances, fees and more. Variable rates: Banks and credit unions can change the APYs on HYSAs at any time.
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