Got kids and a job? If you’re like most parents, you’d rather spend time with the kids, or even sit in traffic, than spend time rebalancing and monitoring your 401(k).While saving for retirement
What is Asset Allocation?
Have you ever heard of asset allocation?Maybe an advisor started talking about investment strategies, mentioned “asset allocation,” and you nodded along not knowing what he was talking about.
The Basics of Portfolio Rebalancing
Inside: Learn the basics of portfolio rebalancing.You’ve started investing, whether by opening an IRA, enrolling in the company 401(k) plan or even opening a brokerage account. Yay!Now what?
Dollar-Cost Averaging: What It Is and When to Use It
Inside: Dollar-cost averaging can help reduce risk and smooth out price fluctuations of investments. Find out what dollar cost averaging is and how to use it to your advantage.With the stock
Money Basics: The Ultimate Beginner’s Guide to Mutual Funds
Inside: This beginner's guide to mutual funds will explain the basics for those newer to investing.Do you ever wonder how in the world people learn about investing, and how to save for retirement?
Boost Your Savings and Get Paid to Invest with Dividend Reinvesting
Inside: It can be hard to imagine how you can save enough to retire in comfort and have enough for travel and fun. Discover another tool you can use to boost your savings.Are you struggling to
401(k) Vesting Schedules and Why You Should Care
Inside: Is all the money in your 401(k) really yours to keep? It may not be, depending on the vesting schedule and your tenure at work.Vesting may sound like a ceremony of sorts, like a golf
Saving For Retirement Isn’t Enough: Why You Need to Invest
Inside: Saving for retirement is a start, but find out why investing may be the only way to have enough money to retire comfortably, or even at all.You are saving regularly and even have it all
401(k) Alternatives for Retirement Planning
Inside: If you are self-employed or don't have an employer retirement plan, check our list of alternatives to the traditional 401(k).Note: Numbers below have been updated for 2019We all need