The trick to becoming a 401(k) millionaire and retiring early: ‘Make your money work for you’
Market analyst and CPA Dan Geltrude's tips for maximizing your 401(k) savings to become a millionaire includes capitalizing on employer matching and starting as early as possible.
It's never too late to have 'your money working for you': Dan Geltrude
Market analyst and CPA Dan Geltrude on the importance of compounding investments and portfolio diversification.
Markets are 'set up well' to continue rallies: Matt Orton
Raymond James Investment Management's Matt Orton and the Michael Lee Strategy founder analyze market movers and indicators ahead of big bank earnings.
Americans weigh in on whether a comfortable retirement is possible in today's economy
With a potential retirement crisis on the horizon, retirees share their outlook on the issue and the cost of living in the US
Sunshine State workers weigh in on retirement
Florida resident shares her thoughts on the U.S. economy as concerns regarding retirement savings grow.
Diners weigh in on retirement as new study shows what it would take to retire comfortably
FOX Business' Ashley Webster talks to diners in The Villages, Florida about retirement as a Northwestern Mutual survey claims it will take $1.46M to retire comfortably.
Dave Ramsey talks young critics pushing back on his financial advice, saving for retirement
Ramsey Solutions CEO and founder Dave Ramsey shakes off younger critics who don't agree with his personal finance advice.
People need to start ‘saving again’: Dave Ramsey
Ramsey Solutions founder and CEO Dave Ramsey discusses how Americans can prepare financially for retirement on ‘The Bottom Line.’
Five money moves to make this spring
As you are tackling your home improvement spring to-do list, add one more important task: cleaning up your finances. Spring is an ideal time to make some important financial decisions.
It's 'game on' for AI in the markets: Mark Avallone
Potomac Wealth Advisors President and founder Mark Avallone details investors' 'hope' that artificial intelligence will add to companies' bottom line.
Six moves you’re making that can ruin your credit score
Even people with favorable credit scores and those who practice sound money habits can sometimes make foolish choices when it comes to their credit scores.
March Madness lets athletes boost name, image, and likeness opportunities
March Madness with star athletes competing on the biggest stage of the season with their teams, while sponsors are capitalizing on the occasion with NIL deals for standout players.
The cost of housing in America will continue going up: Barbara Corcoran
In a wide-ranging interview on 'Cavuto: Coast to Coast,' The Corcoran Group founder and 'Shark Tank' star Barbara Corcoran addresses market trends and challenges in real estate.
Buying a home using retirement savings? Financial expert weighs in
A study shows nearly 1 in 10 American homeowners pulled money from their retirement savings to make the down payment on their home, and younger generations are more likely to do so.
Wall Street bulls, bears can make money but 'pigs get slaughtered': James Iuorio
TJM Institutional Services director James Iuorio warns investors could get hurt if they 'stay too greedy' in the current market rally.
This bull market is the most misunderstood, unloved of our time: Jason Katz
UBS managing director Jason Katz says investors can make a lot of money 'under the surface' of this market.
Markets churning 'a good recipe' for rallies to continue: Jamie Cox
Harris Financial Group managing partner Jamie Cox predicts stocks will be 'even higher' by October of this year.
College savings should start in kindergarten and kids should be involved: financial expert
Gregg Murset, CEO of the app BusyKid, says it's better to start saving for child's college education early and have them help with the responsibility along the way.
Use these 5 expert strategies to build your emergency savings fund
An emergency fund should be a priority for Americans in order to be prepared for unforeseen and urgent expenses. Experts suggest having several months of living expenses saved.
Markets starting to look 'terribly bubbly': Dennis Gartman
Former Gartman Letter editor Dennis Gartman and The Lonski Group's John Lonski on Reddit's stock debut and the Fed's projected rate cuts.