Investopedia, a privately owned company headquartered in the US, was founded in 1999, with approximately 170 employees, and reported $111.5M in revenue as of 2023. Functioning as a tier 1 media tech buyer, the company operates as a financial dictionary and provides markets news, a trading simulator, and expert analysis.
Investopedia recently offered guidance on building a retirement strategy for those starting at age 30, recommending the use of high-yield savings accounts for both general savings and emergency funds to prevent financial setbacks. Earlier on February 20, the platform also published a list of the top five sites similar to Myfxbook.com, noting the shift in trader preferences beyond simple verified equity curves. Previously, on February 17, Investopedia explored how tailored insurance policies are designed for collectors, underscoring the significant research and financial commitment often involved in maintaining collections like fine art or rare coins, referencing a Bank of America survey. On February 16, it highlighted that taxpayers might miss out on savings from over 100 changes in the 2025 tax code, advising electronic filing and direct deposit for quicker refunds. This followed a February 9 report detailing the five best strategies to boost retirement savings, citing a 2024 AARP survey that revealed one in five Americans aged 50 and older lack any retirement savings, with 61% concerned about their ability to accumulate sufficient funds.
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Investopedia offers products in the media and telecoms services industry. Investopedia's product portfolio comprises of consumer electronics.
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Investopedia's revenues were less than $250M in 2023. All the revenue comes from platform services.
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