What still fascinates me is the amount of trust — and faith — it takes for someone to hand over their life’s savings.

We have started down the path toward do-it-yourself investing. Well, technically, we started with a pile of warnings.

Are you a do-it-yourself investor or toying with becoming one? You may be relatively young, with a promising career path ahead of you, but have not, until now, seriously considered investing a portion ...

If the market drops and you’re forced to withdraw money from your target-date fund to cover expenses, you’re selling while ...

2020 was defined by the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. For many, the year also marked the beginning of a retail investing career. In fact, a Deloitte study found over 10 million Americans opened a ...

When it comes to building long-term wealth, having a solid investment portfolio is one of the best ways to do it. But if you don’t know where to begin, or if you’ve handled your own investments for ...

Why pay a financial planner to do something you can do yourself? Because you may be in over your head. There are two types of investors. Some hire financial advisers because they're too busy (or ...

The average American has extremely limited access to investing knowledge before they hit the workforce. Most K-12 schools don't teach investing, and what universities do teach it don't require you to ...

DIY Value Investing members no longer need to request access to view picks, detailed portfolios are available in the DIY tab. Access to downloads on Google Drive and other stock lists still require ...