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The so-called “Nerds versus Wall Street” battle over GameStop is grabbing headlines and attracting speculators hoping to cash in on the dramatic stock price movements.
January 2021
Has COVID changed how you think about your future? Get help re-evaluating your long- and short-term financial plans.
December 2020
Despite an uncertain economy, the markets have been rallying. Find out why.
September 2020
Maintaining your financial health takes some planning—and regular exams. Here’s what to know to for your next portfolio review.
Wondering what to do with your investments when faced with market volatility? Here’s what to consider.
October 2020
Chasing high-flyers or cashing out are extreme reactions to market risk and volatility. Here’s why the best choice is somewhere in between.
May 2020
Investors often wonder if they should sell their investments when the market hits a rough patch to avoid losses—but patience can be a virtue in volatile markets.
July 2020
Is there an easy way to take the emotion and guesswork out of when and how much to invest during turbulent times? Here’s how.
There's a large gender gap when it comes to investing. Find out why women tend to invest less than men and what steps you can take to close that gap.
What happens when women start investing their money? Find out what these real women learned from their investing experience, and how they got started.
February 2021
Investing advice is readily available—but that doesn't mean it has merit. Today we set the record straight to help you achieve your financial goals.
Biden has pledged to work with Republicans on Capitol Hill. Failing that, he won’t be powerless to pursue his agenda.
November 2020
As many predicted, we find ourselves in an unsettled situation as election officials nationwide count votes in the contentious U.S. presidential election.
In no uncertain terms, what really affects the stock market is uncertainty—because it causes people to doubt existing business plans.
The Affordable Care Act (ACA) is one example that demonstrates the pitfalls of investing based on political outcomes.
November’s U.S. presidential election will, inevitably, affect markets. Today we look at what a Trump or Biden victory could mean for investors. Which industries would benefit, and which industries would not?
Presidential elections often lead to volatility in the markets. But “betting” on a political outcome is difficult and potentially costly.
Major shifts to working from home also impact how we spend money. See what that could mean for the economy.
Emergencies can pop up at the most unlikely of times. Planning for the unexpected helps to cushion the financial blow. Here’s how to do it.
August 2020
We often think of budgeting as a way to save for specific goals. But committing to a budget can also provide a reassuring framework during trying times.
Helping manage your aging parents' finances can be challenging. Here's how to minimize your own risk when taking over your parent's finances.
Families should (but don’t) share financial plans. Here’s why.
April 2020
Losing a loved one is hard, but sorting out their estate shouldn’t be. Here are steps you can take to contact creditors, distribute assets and more.
The pandemic is changing how we live and work. Get tips for managing it all.
Do married couples share debt? What happens when one spouse has debt—is the other spouse responsible? Find out how real couples manage their debts.
Many adult children serve as a caregiver for a parent. Learn how to reduce the financial and emotional impact of stepping back from work to care for a loved one.
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