No doubt last year’s financial crisis dealt a body blow to many investors, but many Boomers approaching retirement have yet to turn their reaction to last year’s events into action.     Read More

Whether your goal is retirement in 3 years, a new car in 5 years, or college education in eighteen years, in order to reach your goal a savings/investment plan has to have four distinct yet interrelated factors, each of which contributes to the success or failure of your plan.    Read More

If you were one of the people who “gave up” and sold stocks in the gloom of last winter, you may be feeling a little foolish these days. But the real question is: What will you do during the next decline?    Read More

It’s never too early or too late to start saving for retirement. Time is your friend. It can work for you or against you. It’s your choice. Choose wisely.    Read More

Flexibility and low fees – just to name a couple of reasons.   Read More

Don’t be a passive investor. Use market downturns to boost your retirement funds.   Read More

There is such a thing as being too cautious when it comes to financial planning.   Read More

Every financial planner tells you to have one, but they never tell you what to do with it.   Read More

Cramer explains a few moral imperatives every potential investor needs to know.   Read More

I plan on retiring in 15 years (at age 60) and currently have 85% of my money in stocks. I’ve been maxing out my 401(K) since I was 21, and in the last year, I have seen some frightening drops in my funds. Should I be making any kind of changes to prevent more losses?    Read More