Investing & Retirement Planning

Learn how to invest in art with our guide. Explore how the art market can diversify your portfolio, beginner tips, and profitable art investment strategies.

A beginner-friendly guide to crypto investing with a gentle reminder: this stuff’s risky!

Dividend stocks can be an excellent way for investors to collect passive income. Here’s what dividends are how to invest in dividend stocks.

You can start investing in exchange-traded funds (ETFs) by working with a robo-advisor, consulting a financial advisor, or opening an account with a self-directed online brokerage. If you’d like to select your own ETFs you can then research the type of fund you’d like to buy, determine how many shares you’ll purchase, and finally make your order.

If you’re looking for a passive, yet great way, to invest your money, learn how to invest in index funds right here.

Even if you’re a passive, buy-and-hold investor, you should rebalance your portfolio at least once a year. Here’s how.

Taking a mini-retirement can be an eye-opening experience unlike anything you’ve ever done. But if you don’t have a plan and you aren’t funding it adequately, it can become a disaster.

If you want to take out a 401(k) loan to pay for unexpected expenses, you need to know the risk—and there are a lot of them.

U.S. Treasury Series I Savings Bonds, or I Bonds for short, are federally backed bonds specifically designed to help Americans protect their cash from inflation. Both inflation and I Bond interest rates are around 7% right now, meaning if you have money just sitting around, buying I Bonds with it may be your best hedge against inflation.

Giving investments as a gift is a great way to ensure that someone gets a valuable gift that could increase in value as time passes. Here’s how.