The Federal Reserve announced its first rate decrease since the 2008 economic crisis. What does that mean for you, and what can you do about it?

We’ve had an exciting few days, with major indexes tumbling. We look at the reasons why in this brief market update.

Here’s the scoop on asset location and how it can help boost tax efficiency in your investments.

You want to ignore distractions as you pursue your financial goals, but how do you separate noise from substance?

Worried what the next presidential election means for the market? We look at historical performance for election years.

Rental property offers an opportunity to grow your net worth. But don’t overlook an emergency fund to protect your investment and income.

Financial advisors have all kinds of shoptalk for investing. Here’s a guide to the most common terms to help you understand your investments better.

The thinking goes that if you’re getting a tax refund, then you’ve effectively provided Uncle Sam with an interest-free loan. But is that a bad thing?

If you are a college student or the parent of one, the American Opportunity Tax Credit (AOTC) might give you not just a tax credit but a “refund.”

You may be wondering about your ability to obtain a mortgage after you retire. There are options—we take a look at them.

You’ve probably heard of asset allocation and how it’s a strategy for long-term returns. But just what does asset allocation mean?

Are you considering insurance for a furry family member? Before you buy pet insurance, consider these points.

New year, new resolutions. Here are six financial best practices (plus a bonus) for 2019.

There’s a term that applies to many holiday gifts—deadweight loss, or the wrong gift to the wrong person. Here are some tips to make the most of giving.

Don’t be hasty when moving in retirement. Here are some questions to ask yourself when considering a move.

Rest assured that even when prices are falling, people are still buying. The market is doing its job, and we believe the rewards will be there if you remain disciplined.

Your investment plans aren’t there to eliminate uncertainty. They’re there to counter the temptation to succumb to it.