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Katie Reilly
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Associate Editor, Trading and Investing, Investopedia
Brooklyn, New York
Beats
Industry Textile FashionSustainability Circular Economy
enterprise software, enterprise technology
Content
By Adam Hayes, Katie Reilly Verified| Investopedia Verified Legendary investor Warren Buffett has smart estate-planning advice for all parents, regardless of their wealth level: Let your adult children read your will before you sign it. In a revealing November 2024 letter to shareholders, the Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A) CEO explained that this simple act could prevent family conflicts and strengthen relationships after a parent's death.
By Daniel Liberto Verified, Katie Reilly Verified| Investopedia Verified Weight-loss drugs are transforming both health care and Wall Street, with leading manufacturers like Eli Lilly & Co. ( LLY) and Novo Nordisk A/S ( NVO) seeing stock prices soar. These medications are reshaping a health care market that serves the 40% of U.S. adults with obesity. But for investors, the challenge isn't just identifying the trend, it's finding companies that aren't already overvalued by the hype.
By Daniel Liberto Verified, Katie Reilly Verified| Investopedia Verified Investing in collectibles looks like it could be fun and maybe even financially rewarding. You buy items you think are rare and will rise in popularity and value, keep them safe, and eventually sell for a fat profit. Right? Not quite. Every once in a while, someone makes a fortune from collectibles, whether it's a Honus Wagner baseball card stuffed in a cigarette pack ($7.25 million) or a non-fungible token (NFT) consisting of white circles on a black background ($91.8 million).
Company Info
Investopedia
Investopedia is a prominent financial education platform founded in 1999 by Cory Wagner and Cory Janssen in Edmonton, Alberta. Acquired by Forbes Media in 2007 and later becoming part of the Dotdash Meredith publishing family in 2018, Investopedia serves millions of users worldwide, from novice investors to seasoned financial professionals. The platform offers a wide range of educational resources, including articles and tutorials on various financial topics, financial tools like calculators and simulators, and certification programs through the Investopedia Academy. It also features podcasts, such as *The Investopedia Express*, which provide insights into market trends and financial news. Investopedia is recognized for its authority in the industry, hosting annual awards for online brokers and robo-advisors. With a mission to democratize financial education, Investopedia combines accessible content with high editorial standards, making it a trusted resource for individual investors, financial professionals, and institutional clients.
New York, New York, United States
+1 780-421-0555
Founded: 1999