When to Hold and When to Fold an Investment
by Kathryn Bergeron
June 2, 2016
“Buy and hold” is a good rule. But that doesn’t mean you should never sell an existing investment or buy...
Investing & Retirement
3 Smart Moves to Make if You Feel Your Job is at Risk
by Kathryn Bergeron
June 2, 2016
It’s always a good idea to be prepared for emergencies—and the loss of a job is at the top of...
Budgeting Tips for Generation Y
by Kathryn Bergeron
June 2, 2016
Photo credit: Dominic’s Pics Too many twenty-somethings are beginning their adult lives unprepared to make sensible financial decisions. But that...
3 Questions to Ask Yourself Before Switching Careers
by Kathryn Bergeron
June 2, 2016
Maybe you've gone as far as possible in your current career, and simply changing jobs won't improve your life. The...
5 Things to Know About Your Workplace Health Plan Coverage
by Kathryn Bergeron
June 2, 2016
Employer-sponsored group plans offer the best deals around on health insurance. In 2009, the average single worker paid only 16...
What is Your Risk Appetite?
by Kathryn Bergeron
June 2, 2016
Only one thing always happens in the financial markets: Values fluctuate. Before investing in any market, at any price, in...
The Skinny on Extended Warranties
by Kathryn Bergeron
June 2, 2016
From high-end refrigerators to low-end digital cameras, finding the product with the right features at the right price can wear...
6 Costs That Await New Homeowners
by Kathryn Bergeron
June 2, 2016
nthusiastic first-time homebuyers frequently gloss over costs that gobble budgets and overwhelm paychecks. Don’t set yourself up to watch TV...
Rich Rewards: The Best Deals for Your Credit Card Points
by Kathryn Bergeron
June 2, 2016
As an extra payoff for judicious use of credit cards, disciplined consumers may enjoy a bonus: Depending on the card...
3 Options for Making Home Improvements
by Kathryn Bergeron
June 2, 2016
Your home may be the most significant investment you’ll ever make. During the course of owning it, home improvements will...