Investing and Retirement

From idea to business plan to legal structure options, here’s a guide to starting your own company.

Your cash flow is the difference between the total amount of money transferred into and out of your bank account.

Having a well-stocked emergency fund is important. But so is saving for retirement. So how do you know which one to focus on?

Your parents have worked hard for what they have. It's important that it be protected. Here are some warning signs that you may need to step in.

Would you rather have one million dollars or a penny that doubles in value each day for four weeks?

You might not be super-rich, but you want to make decisions about your money that allow it to work best for you.

If your assets have become substantial enough to raise concerns about proper management, it's the perfect time to check with a planner.

Learn some of the core principles of the FIRE movement including savings rate, frugality, and the "4%" rule.

Conventional wisdom suggests you save money for long-term goals like retirement and homeownership, short-term emergencies and that you spend what you have left wisely.

The road to financial trouble is usually paved with our best intentions.