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If you break down the fund choices in a 401(k) plan, it's easy to design an investment strategy.
Are municipal bonds a good investment these days? What's the best way to invest in them?
The I bond's fixed rate is stuck at zero percent. Find out why people still buy these bonds.
A conservative investor has options besides insured deposits if rising prices are a concern.
Why would an investor buy a negative-yielding bond? Here's why Treasury is mulling their sale.
Americans shun the potential for higher returns from stocks, according to Bankrate's survey.
If you want to get into day trading, here's a glossary of terms you'll need to understand.
Experts say money market funds are solid. But there are some new wrinkles and regulations.
Savings bonds are now bought and redeemed mainly online. Find out how it's done.
Two years after Bernie Madoff's sentencing, these celebs are still feeling the sting from his scam.
Europe still offers good places to put your money, despite some countries' messy finances.
It's never too early to invest wisely and put away plenty for your future. Here's where to start.
Risk is necessary to grow retirement savings. So is starting young and diversifying.
Barry Fey, concert promoter of rock legends, shares investment stories and advice.
Don't flip over gold coins. Follow these steps before becoming a collector or investor.
Graduates and their grandmas should invest internationally to build worldly wealth.
It's difficult to tell when you're caught in a classic bubble. These five signs can help.
Building a portfolio is a balancing act that requires diversification across countries.
Don't fear the international investment reaper. There's still money to be made in Europe.
International stocks are for all investors, from college graduates to grandmothers.
International stocks may be the most fruitful investments in the global marketplace.
Unless you can predict the future, you should invest in European securities.
Finding a trusted financial adviser can be well worth the fees in the long run.
What are the pros and cons of alternative investments?
Play the market without solving equations. Channel your right brain for sage investing.
If you invest in municipal bonds, follow these tips. Don't rely on just one investment.
You might call it "speculating" in penny stocks. Check this list of downsides before buying.
Don't let investing fees soak up your gains. Scope out these costs that can shrink your return.
An investment boo-boo can't just be kissed and made better.
Buying the right stock means knowing what to avoid. Here are several sectors to skip and why.
A dividend reinvestment plan, or DRIP, is a way to buy a company's stock. Is it right for you?
It's not what you think. Find out what a Yankee bond is and if you have an appetite for it.
Brazil, Russia, India, China. Find out why the future of investing may be in emerging markets.
Dividend stocks may not be for high rollers, but for steady returns, try these sectors.
The IRS imposes stiff penalties on individuals who don't report offshore account earnings.
When you create an emergency fund, consider these investment options.
Can individual investors accurately assess the importance of saving for retirement?
Three professors share their opinion about risky investments.
Looking for a higher yield than your savings or CDs? Try these out-of-the-box investments.
Is now a good time to invest in commercial or residential real estate?
Not everyone suffered in the recession. Find out who took a bath and who made out like bandits.
It pays to be wealthy, at least it did in the recession. See how the rich fared in the downturn.
The middle class is the backbone of the nation, but see how it fared after the downturn.
Advanced services make it a breeze for the average investor to manage accounts online.
What's the best investing vehicle: IRAs, CDs or money markets?
Some investments build value too slowly to meet long-term goals, but not mutual funds.
Is your money safe?
or ? See your bank, thrift or credit union's star rating. Find one that's safe enough for you.
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