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Now that it's the gifting season consider giving your kids or grandkids - or a kid you just like - the gift of financial knowledge.

If you have money tied up in traditional IRAs and/or 401(k)s, you might wonder if, when, and how you do Roth IRA conversions.

Is it possible to contribute more that you're likely to spend on healthcare costs to your Health Savings Account (HSA)?

Take your retirement savings to the next level by investing simultaneously in a 401(k) retirement plan and an IRA.

It's great to save your hard-earned dollars but when does saving becoming more of a sickness and less of a good habit?

All of a sudden, Roth IRAs are in the spotlight.

A key component of a retirement plan is delaying your Social Security if at all feasible.

I mark the end of the year/beginning of the new year with my recommendations for educational gifting options, practicing patience during per

I tackle questions about investing in a tough economy, liquidating a 401(k), retirement allocation strategy and alternatives to the 529.

There is much buzz around the proposed Securing a Strong Retirement Act of 2020, or as some are calling it - Secure Act 2.0.

Individual retirement accounts (IRAs) are a blessing, but which way should you lean when it comes to choosing a tradition IRA or Roth IRA?

Millions of out-of-work Americans are currently struggling to pay their bills, whether it be day-to-day expenses or an emergency?

The enduring COVID-19 pandemic has retirees (or those nearing retirement) taking a second look at their “buckets of funds” – sources of cash

Everytime you blink our government is changing a rule or guideline in order to ease the financial burden on Americans during the pandemic.

That pesky COVID-19 virus has caused many folks, young and old, to take a second look at their investment plans.

The COVID-19 pandemic has reminded investors of the value of rebalancing portfolios.

Provisions of the recent CARES Act makes it easier for retirement plan participants to take early withdrawals and/or loans from those plans

I don’t believe young people are disinterested in saving and investing.

Among the important provisions of the Coronavirus-related CARES Act are waivers for Retirees with withdrawals due in 2020

Who pays taxes on capital gains of stock sold during a given year by fund managers.

The main concern folks – especially young folks – have with IRAs is their “forever” feature.