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We may not want to admit it, but our own beliefs are often the biggest obstacle in the journey to financial freedom.

IT has been a time to worry even the savviest investors. The credit markets have been in a crisis, the domestic stock market has been shaky and overseas markets haven’t been much better. What should an individual investor do?

You’ve probably heard that starting early is one of the best investing decisions you can make. That’s because investing done right is short-term boring but long-term exciting.

“The fund industry’s dirty little secret: most actively managed funds never do as well as their benchmark.” Arthur Levitt, Chairman, SEC

Will your kids be prepared for great wealth? What you can do now.

$550 million penalty may be a record, but the Wall Street firm got off light, say experts.

You know the smartest things to do with your money. But what are the worst moves? What should you avoid?

Sad to report, but divorces among older Americans are surging. That’s saying something in a country that is already the world leader in divorces.

When clients can’t commit, it’s not because they don’t trust you—they have two brains.

Worries about default on government debt has investors clamoring for — yep — government debt; lower rates save taxpayers $647M.