Investing
Advocates of buy-and-hold stock investing make a strong case as to why it can be disastrous for a novice investor…
Mixing money and emotions is rarely a good idea. It almost never ends well. But there are certain key times…
Jennifer writes in with a great question: I don’t really understand how early retirement works unless you have a giant…
Real estate shows like Flip or Flop, Million Dollar Listing, and Flip This House can make it seem like there’s…
There’s plenty of advice when it comes to investing for retirement. And there are plenty of resources to help you…
One frequent question that readers ask me is advice on whether or not they should invest in the stock of…
Even if you have a solid understanding of the general concepts around investing, choosing specific investments can be a struggle.…
When I finally crawled out of debt and found myself with a little bit of money to invest, my next…
Being adequately prepared for retirement involves far more than simply squirreling away money in a 401(k), annuity, or some other…
If you’ve been saving for retirement for a number of years, all the while advancing in your career and moving…
Saving for college is a daunting task, and one of the easiest ways to do that is simply making sure…
Tim writes in: Question for the Mailbag: how exactly does a target retirement fund actually work? Every time I read…
When it comes to investing your hard-earned money, you obviously want it to grow. That’s really the whole point of…
Annuities have long had a bad rap. Aggressive marketing and messaging about high fees, charges for surrendering them early, and…
Required minimum distributions – or RMDs for short – definitely aren’t the sexiest investment topic. They’re dry, technical, and a…
The “butterfly effect” refers to the metaphorical idea that a butterfly flapping its wings on one side of the world…
With all of the TV shows, books, blog posts, academic studies, and everything else dedicated to the subject of investing,…
Lately, women hear a lot about gaps. One “gap” that isn’t discussed enough is the gender investing gap. Here\'s why…
