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Want to turn every customer or friend into a potential backer of your business? Since regulations changed in 2016, small businesses have been able to raise money from non-accredited individual [...]

The article offers information on making the gig economy by renting the house. Topics discussed include information on the use of the electronic systems for leasing & renting; discussions on the leasing & renting run by the Logistics company, Uber and DoorDash; and the information on the use of the online platforms for earning money.

Retirement might sound wonderful, but all too often the reality is disappointing. Some 28 percent of recent retirees polled by Nationwide Retirement Institute last fall said that life was worse [...]

WHEN IT COMES TO RETIREMENT PLANNING, timing is everything. You have to do some things as early as possible--like starting to put money away for retirement--but you also have to [...]

GETTING THE MOST out of Social Security is all about waiting as long as possible to start filing for benefits, right? Not quite--especially if, as a business owner, you get [...]

The article discusses women's investment approach. Topics covered include survey findings that women do more research, match their investments to their goals better and reduce trading during market upheavals, the better performance of female investors' portfolios than those of their male counterparts during a stock market downturn, and women's interest in investing in companies that offer household products or services. Also discussed is women's approach to risk. INSET: When Men Are Better.

The article offers tips on how one can prosper and gain in uncertain markets. The topics discussed include the worries of investors regarding the uncertainty in the stock industry, ways of beating inflation, and the advice of industry experts on the issue including James Stack, Savita Subramanian and Jim Paulsen.

The article offers tips on the way to maximize one's finances in order for him to save time and money. It suggests that one should bring only one credit card in his wallet for him to maximize his reward points. It suggests the proper managemnent of one's insurance policies and it mentions that one should only have one insurance. INSET: Use a One-Stop Financial Tool.

The article presents the 10 strong stocks worldwide based from their share prices, returns, and related data as of June 5, 2015. Topics discussed include the success of the computer manufacturer Apple Inc. in obtaining the number one spot and its ability to command its phones premium prices, the growth of the semiconductor device manufacturer Avago Technologies (AVGO) through acquisitions, and the customer loyalty built by the warehouse retailer Costco Wholesale (COST).

The article offers tips to boost personal income. Among the tips provided include the avoidance of sketchy municipal bond issuers, the need to find intermediate-term individual corporates and bond funds for decent yield without much interest-rate risk, and the prevention of floating-rate loans as they are fit for professionals.

Buying a house and paying it off can be one of the best ways to get ready for retirement. So, can you buy even more property?Yes, investing in real estate [...]

The article offers advice for financial planning to help individuals reach their personal financial goals into retirement. Topics include regularly reviewing an investment portfolio especially following major life events, spreading out assets among investments and diversifying within asset classes, early investment in a 401(k) account, and making a budget that includes an emergency fund. It also discusses various options for getting assistance in making financial decisions and mentions potential charges by financial advisers that one may anticipate. INSETS: How to Get Started;When to Call In a Pro;Where to Get Help.

SANDY FRANCIS IS LIVING PROOF that investing for retirement needn't be complex. The co-owner of Colorado-based Veda Salon & Spa says set-it-and-forget-it target-date funds are the cornerstone of his firm's [...]

TAX SEASON IS COMPLICATED enough without your having to worry about retirement planning. But if you want to maximize your future spending money, this is exactly the right time to [...]

The article discusses how an appropriate time to sell stocks is based on an investor's circumstances rather than the market. Topics include advice from Donna Skeels Cygan, author of "The Joy of Financial Security," on how to develop a financial plan, how to pay fewer taxes on the profits from stock sales, and selling tips based on four scenarios such as retirement, divorce, and an unbalanced portfolio. INSET: More for You, Less for the IRS.

When A. Conrad Huffman was ready to retire from the Glendale, California, company that he co-founded with his wife, Helen, the succession seemed pretty straightforward. Their son, Eric W. Huffman, [...]

The article focuses on allocating investments among stocks, bonds and cash as one approaches retirement. Cutting exposure to stocks may hinder the growth of money and may leave one with less than one need. Assuming that one has a 401(k) plan at work, a good way to start making to change is investment.

The article reports on the cost of college in the U.S. College ads claim that graduates will earn $1 million more than high school graduates, however, the cost of going to college has risen so high that college graduates will not make the same as high school graduates until they turn 33 due to their debt payments.

The article discusses suggestions relating to managing stock funds investment after retirement. Topics include portfolio management by initial analysis of retirement income sources, budget flexibility and risk tolerance ability, adopting either of the two strategies; bucket plan or cover the basis approach, and concept of annuity payments. Readers poll regarding percentage of stock investments by retirees and a suggested chart of fund mix for each retirement stage are presented.

BOB CHESNER HAD A sneaking suspicion he might be paying too much for his retirement plan. The partners at his 25-employee law firm had picked their plan 15 years ago, [...]

From the time they first had regular jobs, Jason and Allison Stack contributed as much as they could to their retirement accounts. Their inspiration was Allison's dad, who retired early. [...]

WHEN, IN 1999, SPOUSES JACK AND JODI Raudenbush started their civil engineering firm, they wanted to offer workers a retirement plan. At first, they went for a 'simple' IRA, which [...]