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Midlife is a good time to begin shaping what kind of retired person you might become. Learn more about the 4 types of retirees.

When it comes to investing in individual stocks, make sure you own your stocks and they don’t own you.

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Knowledge is power when it comes to investing, but it starts with knowing yourself, your goals and how to attain those goals. Make a plan built with purpose, not based on fear or folly. And then, work the plan.

Is taking money from your retirement account too easy? Some say, save the flexibility for gymnasts, not your 401K.

Grandparents have a substantial role in teaching their grandkids about money. Here's a great podcast that gives timeless tips on educating grandkids about investing, saving, and managing debt.

Opinions are everywhere in the financial services industry. Before letting someone else tell you how to invest, ask: Are you making decisions with your own money based on what you just told me to do?

Connecting financial literacy to cognitive health and Alzheimer's: two studies show why keeping with money matters really matters.

We tend to group with like-minded people, so when you resolve to improve yourself it can be tough to find new friends with a similar desire. Here's how to find money mentorship in books, magazines, other money novices, and by writing about and sharing what you're learning.

Investing comes down to surviving an inevitable chain of short-term setbacks and disappointments in order to enjoy long-term progress and compounding.