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The Federal Reserve seems to be signaling that short-term interest rates will remain a fact of life for, perhaps, years to come. Wise?

Millions of out-of-work Americans are currently struggling to pay their bills, whether it be day-to-day expenses or an emergency?

I frequently encourage folks to optimize their 401(k) match opportunities. And I believe it’s incredibly good advice

The enduring COVID-19 pandemic has retirees (or those nearing retirement) taking a second look at their “buckets of funds” – sources of cash

Everytime you blink our government is changing a rule or guideline in order to ease the financial burden on Americans during the pandemic.

That pesky COVID-19 virus has caused many folks, young and old, to take a second look at their investment plans.

The COVID-19 pandemic has reminded investors of the value of rebalancing portfolios.

Bogle’s principles are the foundation for and embedded in my own PDQ Principles of Investing… Patience, Diversification and Quality.

Unlike a healthcare FSA, money contributed to an HSA can be invested much like contributions to a 401(k) or an IRA.

Provisions of the recent CARES Act makes it easier for retirement plan participants to take early withdrawals and/or loans from those plans

I don’t believe young people are disinterested in saving and investing.

Among the important provisions of the Coronavirus-related CARES Act are waivers for Retirees with withdrawals due in 2020

Who pays taxes on capital gains of stock sold during a given year by fund managers.

it’s important that Millennials and Gen-Zers begin saving (and investing) early in order to optimize The Amazing Power of Compounding.

The easiest path for a Millennial or Gen-Zer to become financially independent and retire early is to carefully select his/her parents.

The Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement (SECURE) Act made several changes to retirement account rules.

Start Saving in Your 20s and Retire a Millionaire

Unfortunately, because credit is plentiful most 20-somethings save very little by age 30.

The median retirement savings for most Americans in the decade preceding retirement (age 55-64), wallows in the neighborhood of $100,000.

The Three-Legged Stool – a financial phrase that describes the most common sources of retirement income for many individual investors