If the fees in the new 401(k) are lower than the IRA, consider combining the two. More
No matter how much you paid for your timeshare and how little you sold it for, you can't claim a capital loss.
Only if your child's death would create financial hardship for you, should you consider a term-life insurance policy.
In his final column, Money magazine's Expert shares his approach to retirement planning -- including his best and worst moves.
Go beyond your target-date fund to adjust the risk you're taking, if you want -- but beware of doubling down on investments.
Even though bonds could face difficult times ahead as interest rates rise, bailing out of bond funds may lead to more problems than staying put.
Factors you should consider before you say goodbye to your financial adviser and start managing your investments on your own.
Knowing how much to withdrawal from your retirement portfolio each year will give you the best chance of having your retirement savings last.
Getting a late start makes retirement planning more of a challenge, but you have options.
If you are investing for the long run, avoiding stocks completely can be a costly and risky move.
An income annuity offers insurance against the risk of outliving your money. But since you must give up access to the money you invest, you don't want to put all your retirement savings into one.
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