The current economic expansion passed the 10-year mark in June 2019, marking the longest growth streak in U.S. history. What other ups and downs happened in that decade? Find out in this three and a half minute video.

A good investor tries to maximize gains and minimize losses. Sounds easy enough. But how, exactly, do you go about doing that? Check out this quick video for some tips.

How long will it take to double the value of your money? You can use the Rule of 72 to find out. What is the Rule of 72?  Watch this quick video to find out!

Learn the basics of rebalancing your investment portfolio. In this 3 minute video, we’ll review asset allocation and when to change it, when to sell, and reinvesting..

You might think you have a diversified investment portfolio, but do you? Over time, a portfolio can become over-weighted in a sector that has been out-performing the broader market. Learn more in this 2-minute video.

Congratulations! You've decided to save money for your retirement! Now, the next question is, how should you invest it? The answer is: it depends. Everyone's situation is different, and your choices should reflect your unique circumstances. There are three factors in...

The stock market can sometimes take investors on a wild ride. Should you consider selling your stocks when the market drops? Watch this 3 minute video to help you decide.

In our last blog post on the subject, we've seen how increasing your retirement plan contributions by 1% can make a big difference over time. Now let's look at the difference EARNING 1% more on your portfolio can make over time in this 2.5 minute video.

The term "Sandwich Generation" was coined in the early 80's to describe women in their 30's and 40's who were sandwiched in between caring for young children and aging parents. Now, as life expectancies increase, and more adult children are taking longer to reach...

The chaotic demands of life these days often mean your finances take a back seat to everything else. But there's a way to bring your financial needs back to the forefront, and, more importantly, keep them there through the process of financial planning. Find out why...