I think we could all use a new beginning after 2020. But luckily, we don't have to wait until December 31.

These steps will help you to weather the storm--and plan for the next sunny day.

When you have no more rungs on the career ladder to climb, it's time to reframe your motivation to move forward.

It's apples and oranges...but you can still benefit from Warren Buffett's most powerful investing tool.

Coronavirus wasn’t the only significant news affecting the markets this spring. In fact, something happened that could have caused a bear market all on its own!

We know bear markets are going to occur; we just don't know when. That's why we prepare in advance.

Learn about American women's financial history--from the very first female investor to today!

You don’t have to be able to predict the future to have investment success. Build your net worth no matter what the market does.

Melissa Sotudeh shares how parents can take on some of the Financial Independence/Retire Early principles in a less extreme way.

How having an attitude of possibility and abundance allows savers to move beyond budgeting to creating opportunities for themselves.

What is FIRE and what do retirement savers need to know about it?

Worried about market turbulence? Instead, focus on aspects of your finances within your control.

“Paddle your own canoe” means looking to the horizon, setting excuses aside and propelling yourself to your destination. No one else will do it for you. So grab the oars!

Be inspired and learn something too from our HFI Book Club reads.

Will a higher quality item always provide more value than a cheap one? It depends.

Should you buy a second home? Buy or lease your next car? It depends what you want your net worth landscape to look like.

Compound interest is powerful but what about when time is limited? Melissa Sotudeh explains how other factors can be optimized.

Financial success comes as a by-product of a well-designed system that is adaptable and proactive to the current environment—not frantically paddling to stay afloat.

It is all too easy to fall into behavioral finance traps. Learn what they are and how to avoid them.

Building wealth doesn’t require the luck of the Irish or finding a pot of gold.