Even with historically low Treasury yields, investors want little to do with equities.

Stock markets could be in trouble after the election -- but only for short-term investors.

How well do you know your retirement plan?

Want more money in retirement? Who doesn't? Here are three simple ways to make that happen.

Are you over-estimating how far you'll be able to stretch your Social Security benefits when you retire?

The following items, all under $15, can help make distance learning more appealing to even the youngest learners.

If you don't understand these basic things, you could end up costing yourself benefits.

You may be able to collect more than you think from Social Security.

Social Security is likely to provide critical income in your retirement, so learn how to maximize it.

Step up your contributions and invest them wisely for a bigger nest egg at retirement.

When the Oracle of Omaha speaks, it pays to listen.

The Democratic presidential nominee has some big ideas to shake up the tax code.

Hint: It's more than you may think.

Believing these falsehoods could leave you cash-strapped and miserable during your senior years.

Short-term speculators have every reason to fear another stock market crash, but true investors should embrace it.

Social Security beneficiaries can expect their monthly payouts to increase in January.