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4 Golden Rules of Investing in Retirement

When you've spent your whole life investing for retirement, it can be nerve-wracking to invest during retirement.

Investing isn't just for the wealthy. All it takes is $100 — or less! — to get started.

There are thousands of investments out there. If you want to find the "best" ones, you need to learn how to compare them.

Having trouble taking the plunge into investing? These eye-opening facts may shock you into action.

Get your investments ready to rumble. A deathmatch is a fun way to see which funds are making you the most money.

You'll outgrow a lot of things as you age. Stocks won't be one of them.

If you're new to investing, you probably have questions. At least, you should.

Have you already blown the holiday budget for this year? Here's how to get back on track.

You're ready to start investing. But where, exactly, do you start? It's easy! Try these clever ways to pick your first stocks and funds.

You might get excited looking at that promising investment return — but it can be misleading. Here's what else you should look for.

Some claim a successful investment portfolio is pure luck. Others say it's skill. Which is it?

If you are rebalancing your portfolio before the end of the year, make sure you are truly diversified.

It doesn't take feats of financial wizardry to fund a stable retirement. Let's break it down into easy-to-follow steps.

From set-it-and-forget-it to ultra hands on, there are many different types of investors. Which one are you?

Want to invest a lump sum while cutting down risk? Dollar cost averaging may be your move.

Having a lot of cash on hand might put a smile on your face, but if it's long-term wealth you're after, you need to invest.

Warren Buffett made a huge bet on index funds — and won. Find out if you should make that bet, too.

If you want to be a better investor, consider stepping away from the market "news."

"Superior" investment advice is a pretty rare thing. So rare, most of the time it's really just lousy.

The surprising truth is that mediocre investing advice is probably right for you. Learn about the basics.