Our 10 second guide to retirement plans in 2024:

Going back to 1928, September is the worst month, on average, for market returns. Here's what's happened in the following months:

I have a friend who is thinking about rebalancing her retirement portfolio from one that’s high-risk and heavy on stocks, to a lower-risk one that’s more inclusive of bonds. Is this something people are doing now? Or is it smarter to wait for the election? Does that even matter?

Life does happen on occasion and if you need to tap your retirement accounts before age 59.5, there are ways to do so that can save you from penalties, taxes, or both:

Inflation can be a problem for consumer discretionary companies: when excess money dries up, consumers for on the essentials. Simple as that.

What ultimately happens is anyone’s guess, but it would be surprising if we didn’t see proposed tax increases alongside spending cuts.

America may have held the investment spotlight for a decade, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t a world of innovators out there.

State Farm’s recent cancellation only affects 2% of their existing policies, but it’s certainly a strong precedent being set by one of America’s largest insurers. Whether other insurance companies follow suit remains to be seen.

Nvidia has everyone’s attention of late, as its stock price exploded upwards to become the 3rd largest company in the world. In a period of 18 months, it surpassed companies like Amazon, Google, Facebook and Tesla in market cap.

The Dow Jones Index has grown over 100-fold since 1928. A lot of people are skeptical about whether it can keep climbing: