401k & Investing Tips

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Young Investors: Ignore ‘Sell in May’ Mania

If you're a young investor with very little money to work with, trying to play the "Sell in May" game is more likely to rob you than enrich you. More 

What’s the Right Asset Mix for My Portfolio?

It may seem tricky to figure out what types of investments to choose, but a little homework goes a long way. Here's a start. More 

Where Should You Put Your Extra Cash: Stocks or Student Loans?

It's easy to know what the experts say you should do, but it's also impossible to ignore emotions that will inevitably sneak into your financial decisions. More 

For Funds, Pay Attention to the Fine Print

Even in target-date funds where you're letting a fund manager do most of the work for you, if you don't do your homework, you could end up with an investment you didn't bargain for. More 

Intimidated By Your New 401k? Try a Target-Date Fund

Signing up for a 401k is cake, but deciding how to allocate your funds isn't so easy. Target-date mutual funds can shoulder that burden. More 

3 Simple Steps to Start Investing

Considering a dive into the market, but you just need a little push? Well, here's a gentle push -- and a couple tips to help you once you're in the water. More 

Buying a Stock: Simple Concept … But a Complex Process

Remember: If you go seeking out portfolio advice, you'll find no shortage of opinions. But in the end, the one that matters most is yours. More