When markets become volatile, it can seem like the right time to change your investment plans. Here's why you should hold tight.

After a long spell of positive returns, it can come as a shock to be reminded that stock prices go down as well as up. The truth is, such movement is practically guaranteed.

Remember to include health care costs, and a strategy to pay for them, as you invest and plan for retirement.

One chart illustrates the rewards of keeping a balanced portfolio, even when the stock market gets sticky.

Downturns are inevitable in the economic cycle, but reactive selling can do more harm to your portfolio than market fluctuations.

It’s easy to get mixed up by the many parts and features of Medicare. Learn about the major coverage options to help you think about what level and combination of coverage suits you the best.

Compare the advantages of a traditional IRA versus a Roth IRA when saving for retirement.

Election years bring predictions of how candidates could impact market performance, but history indicates otherwise.

For prepared investors, downturns in the financial markets can represent great opportunity.

Find out why rebalancing your investment portfolio is less about maximizing returns than managing risk.

Whether your company is up and coming or you’ve been in business for a while, here’s how you can access financing.

Selling invoices to a factoring company can temporarily increase business cash flow—but there are risks too. Here’s what you should know.