As bad as the current stock market downturn feels, it’s hardly one of the biggest market crashes in U.S. history. There are strategies to survive and thrive in whatever happens with the market.
You feel it when you buy food, pay your electricity bill and fill your tank. It’s inflation. While there’s no escaping it, there are ways to combat it.
Buried deep in your investment funds are costs known as expense ratios. If you understand what they are and how to minimize them, you can improve your investment performance dramatically.
A covered call is a basic options strategy that can generate investment income from stocks you own, but you could miss out on profits if the stock jumps in value.
A dividend reinvestment plan (DRIP) lets you accumulate more shares of the same company over time, generating higher potential long-term returns due to the power of compounding.
Roth IRAs offer an alternative to traditional IRAs in terms of their tax treatment and other factors. They may be a good addition to your retirement savings efforts.
An investment portfolio is a collection of assets designed to earn a return or grow in value over time, but the right portfolio for you depends on your goals, risk tolerance, and time horizon.
An annuity is a contract between an insurance provider and an investor that can help you save for retirement and supplement your 401(k) or IRA disbursements.
Internal Revenue Code Section 72(t) allows you to take early withdrawals from your retirement account without paying a penalty by using a substantially equal periodic payments (SEPP) plan. Here’s what you need to know.
A wealth manager helps you grow and protect your wealth and reach your financial goals, but they aren’t cheap. Here’s a closer look at wealth management to help you decide if it’s a smart investment.
Margin boosts your buying power and provides more investing options, but it also amplifies your losses. Here's what you need to know about margin trading.