If even the thought of investing is scary to you, it’s best to take small steps to begin with. Here are a few things to keep in mind before you start investing your money. [More]

How many retirement accounts do you have? If you've changed jobs a few times over the years, you could have several accounts housed in different employers' plans. [More]

It may seem strange to think about saving for a college education when your child is very young, but there are two things you should consider: [More]

Every now and then it is important to take some time to inventory your retirement planning. If you own a Traditional IRA, for instance, you probably know your contributions may be tax deductible. Did you know that if you withdraw from that Traditional IRA early you must pay a 10% penalty in addition to income tax? [More]

Even though summer is almost here, you can still take a couple of actions to “spring” clean your investment portfolio for 2010. [More]

Your retirement portfolio may have survived the last couple of years of recessionary pressures but it is prepared for what might be next? Some experts are concerned about a new portfolio concern, inflation is on the horizon. [More]

Maybe you have decided to stay in your current home and renovate or build an addition. The burning question is which home improvements will add value to your home if you decide to sell. Following are a few general valuations to consider with home improvement projects. [More]

Should I invest? Should I not invest? Will the market rebound in my timeframe? Should I invest only in safe money market funds or can I add some risk to my portfolio? These are questions investors ask themselves during a recovery period, such as the one we are in. [More]

As we muddle though this recession, here are 5 strategies to think about if you: (a) aren’t happy with the performance of your investments over the past year; or (b) are looking for ways to avoid finding yourself in this same position in the future. [More]