Investing

by Barbara Friedberg

15 Inspiring Warren Buffett Investing Quotes Warren Buffett is considered one of the most successful investors of our time. Also known as the “Oracle of Omaha,” ... read the story

Why Is the Government Investigating So Many Senior Investment Clubs? Senior investment clubs—where retirees pool funds to invest—sound appealing on the surface. But authorities are incr... read the story

Is It Still Worth Investing in CDs With Today’s Inflation? Certificates of deposit, or CDs, have long been a staple in conservative retirement portfolios. They promise safety, pre... read the story

My Portfolio, Powered by AI: The Surprising Truth About Automated Investing When it comes to investing, research is everything. But let’s be honest, it can also be time-consuming and overwhelmin... read the story

Are Those Brokerage Senior “Bonus” Offers Actually Costing More Than They Save? Brokerages are in the business of money, and that includes luring in retirees with what appear to be generous “bon... read the story

9 Low-Risk Investments That Are Quietly Underperforming in 2025 For decades, low-risk investments were a go-to for retirees and conservative savers looking to preserve wealth and gener... read the story

8 “Low-Maintenance” Investments That Require Constant Oversight In the financial world, the appeal of “low-maintenance” or “hands-off” investments is undeniable. They promise r... read the story

5 “Safe” Investments That Look Safe But Aren’t Fixed annuities are often marketed as retirement-safe solutions, promising stable income and protection from stock marke... read the story

by Jeffrey Strain

Think Twice: These Investments Could Wreck Your Future People often talk about the best investments out there, but rarely do they talk about the worst investments you can make... read the story

10 Poor Performing Investments That People Won’t Walk Away From Investing is supposed to be about logic: you assess risk, track performance, and make data-driven decisions. But for man... read the story