Market timing, or selling to “avoid” losses during a downturn, may seem sensible, but it’s a flawed strategy for long-term investors.

As we head toward the end of the year, there are many year-end planning items to consider including reviewing that the maximum contribution is made to your retirement accounts.

College Tuition has been on the rise for many years and the costs don’t seem to be stabilizing anytime soon. One way to ease the burden of having your children or grandchildren take out loans is to put money aside in a 529 college savings plan.

This week Schwab announced their decision to remove the $4.95 trade commissions for all US/Canadian stocks, ETFs, and options.

Learn about getting on track and rewarding yourself for financial milestones along the way.

There are many decisions that come into play when planning for a disabled loved one. One solution that can help is a Special or Supplemental Needs Trust (SNT).

Watch to learn about Vanguard's recent study on habits in saving for retirement.

While speculating on the "next big thing" can be exciting, we find more excitement in watching investors (you) achieve financial goals.