Introducing: Wealth Management in 2050
Today’s rich are living longer, and living more actively for longer too. But a new generation of clients…
The Iran war and your portfolio: 7 things those nearing retirement need to know now
Market volatility has increased with the ongoing conflict in Iran, causing investors to wade through short-term swings. For…
‘I’m skeptical.’ 6 popular investment trends financial pros say you likely want to avoid
It’s easy to get sucked into the hype around many headline-making investments, be it meme stocks, crypto or…
I’m 62 and retired with $1M and no debt. My objective is income. A financial adviser wants 1.25%, but I’m wary of paying them regardless of performance. What’s my move?
Question: “I’m 62 and retired with $1 million in savings and zero debt. My objective is income. When…
You’re finally eligible to claim Social Security — but that doesn’t mean it’s the right time to retire
Published: Feb. 5, 2026 at 4:22 p.m. ET Americans become eligible for Social Security retirement benefits when they’re in…
10 biggest mistakes investors are making now, according to financial pros
Investing your hard-earned money carries risk — but having an established framework and approach is key to reducing…
‘The biggest waste of money.’ 6 financial pros tell us what investments you may want to kick to the curb
Many of us waste money on some of our investments — and may not even realize it. Broadly,…
A 92nd-Floor Penthouse With 360-Degree City Views Is Brooklyn’s Highest Residence
Price: $16.75 million Boasting 360-degree panoramic views across New York City, this new 92nd-floor penthouse is the highest…
Got $20K? 9 financial pros tell us how you should invest it now
Investing $20,000 can be a powerful opportunity to build wealth — if you do it smartly. “A sound…
Got $20K? 9 financial pros tell us how you should invest it now
Investing $20,000 can be a powerful opportunity to build wealth — if you do it smartly. “A sound…
I’m 59 ½ and rolled $800K over from my previous employer plan into a Roth. But was that actually the right move?
Question: “I am 59 ½ and have $800,000 rolled over from my previous employer to a Roth. I…
‘Convince me otherwise.’ I think you’re better off with a portfolio of ETFs than a financial adviser, whose fees will eat into your returns. Am I right?
Question: “Why would someone pay money for a financial adviser when you can just buy an ETF or…