It took just under five months for it to happen. On August 17th, the S&P 500 closed at 3389.78—an all-time record. That record is also...

As the COVID-19 pandemic stretches into its seventh month, leaders in Washington are debating a second stimulus bill. On August 8,...

Are you one of the more than 58 million Americans who use a 401(k) plan to save for retirement? As of the end of 2019, 401(k) plans held...

Do you use a 401(k) or IRA to save for retirement? You’re not alone. These types of accounts are popular for many reasons, but one of the...

The 2020 election cycle is in full swing. It’s primary season, which means the general election is right around the corner. Before you...

Volatility and risk. When it comes to investing, those two terms mean the same thing, right? Not exactly. While volatility and risk can...

Who handles the money in your household? If your home is like most, it depends on the kind of financial planning involved. A new study...

The world has changed significantly in the past few decades. Thirty years ago, there weren’t cell phones. Computers weren’t widely owned....

Another school year is nearly over. If you have kids, you know how fast time flies. One day you’re dropping them off at daycare or...

Remember hunting for Easter eggs as a child? There were few thrills more exciting than racing around the yard or a park to find as many...

If you’re a college basketball fan, this is your favorite time of year. March Madness is in full swing. That means a full schedule of...

The deadline for filing your 2018 tax return is right around the corner. Have you filed your return yet? If so, were you satisfied with...

Original Post For nearly nine years, investors have enjoyed one of the longest bull markets in history. However, recent volatility...

While you may not be able to predict your retirement funding needs with complete accuracy, you can create an informed estimate.

The differences between defined-benefit plans and defined-contribution plans, such as 401(k)s, can be subtle, but they’re significant.

Historically, 65 has served as traditional retirement age. Many people become eligible for Social Security and Medicare at 65. Some...

Are you considering using an annuity to generate retirement income? Depending on your needs and objectives, that could be a good idea....

Are you one of the millions of Americans using a Roth IRA as a retirement savings vehicle? The Roth IRA has officially become more...

Today’s retirees face an unprecedented level of financial risks. People are living longer than ever, stretching the amount of time that...

One common myth about retirement is that once you stop working, you’ll no longer have to pay taxes. Retirees face many expenses in...