Investing

I recommend three portfolios for DIY index investors that can make investing simpler and cheaper. Plus, they could very well outperform more expensive portfolios.

An emergency fund is essential, but so is saving for retirement. What if you don’t have the money to fund both? Here’s how to decide where you should put your hard-earned cash when you don’t have that much of it.

Is your 401k asset allocation set correctly? Failing to check could cost you $10,000 or more! Here are two easy methods for ensuring proper allocation.

Mutual funds are a great way to invest in a broader market, and help you avoid rookie errors that could cost you big money.

If you’re looking to invest $100,000, you’ve certainly got no shortage of options — but which is best? Our votes: buying stocks and ETFs, investing in real estate, maxing out your retirement accounts, and trying peer-to-peer lending. Here’s why.