A recent guide from J.P. Morgan lays out simple checkpoints for various ages and incomes. Are you on track?
A look back at 13 market predictions for a most unpredictable year.
Every dollar you spent on a discretionary item had the potential to increase your net worth -- probably more than you think.
Stock splits, reversed Q. Is it OK if a company does a reverse split? A. It’s typically a red flag, suggesting that the company may be struggling and may not be a great investment. With a regular stock split, you...
Crippling student loan debt, underemployment and still living at home are issues millennials must deal with. It would seem that saving for retirement would be nearly impossible given those circumstances. How much should you really have saved by the time you turn 30 years old?
Everyone's heard that investing can be a great way to grow your money over the long-term. But if you're new to investing, it's easy to feel overwhelmed by
A recent study found that you don't need much money to be happy. The average income in the top 25 happiest states is only $44,903.
Would you like to learn how to save for retirement and figure out how much money should I save? Learning how to save for retirement is how you start preparing for your future.
Because if there's one thing that's true, it's that you're only worth as much as the things you own. Well, that and a few other things.
New research suggests that across the world, people who make more money are happier. Up to a point.
You can save thousands of dollars a year by making small changes to your spending in your everyday life.
Key factors: how much you take out in retirement, the inflation rate, market behavior, your own behavior.
How much you should invest in the stock market depends on your age and risk tolerance, among other things. Experts offer advice about how to navigate decisions.
“A good goal is to save around 25 to 50% of what you believe will be the cost of college,” Hall said. He recommends the following steps:
If you've ever wondered what separates you from the high earners of the world, it may be this personality trait.
Use this road map to help answer, "How much money do you need to retire comfortably?" It shows how to tailor a retirement savings plan unique to your needs.
A few million should do it. But for some, it’s not just about the cash—it’s what you do with it.
Apparently, you’d need a lot more than a mere seven figures to be viewed as wealthy these days.
There’s no shortage of tips on how to save money and pay down debt: think about how your savings will benefit your future self, make it automatic, use an app to streamline the process, etc. But a new study—called “Amount and time exert independent influences on intertemporal choice,” published in Nature Human Behaviour—indicates that an easy way to save is to simply focus on how much more money you’ll have on hand, rather than the amount of time it will take to save…