Credit cards can be your best friend or your worst enemy. But there are other benefits that come from credit cards you may not be aware of.

Life spans continue to grow in the United States and the United Kingdom, although the pace is relatively slow. Between 1960 and 2014, average life expectancies have risen 13% and 14%, respectively, in two of the wealthiest countries in the world. That works out to an increase of just 0.2% per year, slow but steady…

Josh Brown, Michael Batnick, and Ben Carlson sat down with I Will Teach You To Be Rich author Ramit Sethi to discuss his best-selling book.

My framework for working through what to do with excess cash that you know needs to be invested but you can’t figure out where to even begin.

A reader asks: My wife and I recently had a retirement and inheritance discussion with her parents. During our conversation it was mentioned how much they plan to leave for inheritance. We’re already on track to retire in our early 60s. However, I’m curious if I should try to incorporate the additional inheritance, it’s a…

While trying to boil down the many reasons for Warren Buffett’s long-term success, Alan Greenspan once told the Oracle, “Warren, it strikes me that if you did nothing else you never sell. That is, if you can grit your teeth through and just disregard short-term declines in the market or even long-term declines in the…

If you only followed the daily swings in the market it may not feel like stocks are going gangbusters in 2019. The average daily gain for the S&P 500 this year is up just 0.19% (the median is 0.14%). There have only been 9 daily gains in excess of 1% this year (with 3 down days…