There are plenty of Web sites for experienced investors -- online brokerages, real-time market monitors and Web-based stock analysts -- but what's available for the nervous first-time investor? Plenty ...

William Kruglyak: Hello, my name is William Kruglyak, and this is Ian Tam. Parents often talk about saving money for kids like me to go to college. What does that mean? I’m going to ask Ian about this ...

More bad news is out for the younger generation and their limited understanding of money. FOX Business got an advance look at Fidelity Investments' 2022 Teens and Money Study released Tuesday, showing ...

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Schelo D. Collier likes to say she became an investor before she even knew what investing was. In middle school, she used her weekly allowance to buy snacks to sell to her classmates at double the ...

Ever feel overwhelmed by the thought of how to invest for your retirement? You’re not alone. Investing is filled with unfamiliar terms and complex strategies, so it’s no wonder many people feel ...

Every industry (such as financial or medical), has its jargon, which serves as a convenient kind of shorthand for internal communications among members of that community. But when that jargon is used ...

Exchange traded funds, commonly known as ETFs, are a low-cost way to buy exposure to hundreds or thousands of stocks and bonds, making them a favorite of financial advisors and investors alike. Here’s ...

Surely you remember the "Dummies" series of self-help books. They had bright yellow-and-black covers and offered to explain complex ideas in simple terms. "A reference for the rest of us!" was the ...

Market movements can throw your asset allocation off kilter, resulting in a riskier portfolio than you'd like. Periodic rebalancing helps keep your portfolio on target. Although history suggests you ...