Tag: Invest in You: Ready Set Grow

Roth IRAs can be a powerful tool for young investors looking to save for retirement. Traditional IRAs offer upfront tax breaks as you contribute to retirement, but Roth IRAs can offer a higher reward in the long-term. Watch this video…

You may be looking at your portfolio more than usual. Consumer prices are quickly rising and whether or not a recession is on the horizon is a growing discussion. In a volatile market, you may wonder if selling your positions…

As of 2020, an estimated 102 million Americans are using mutual funds for things like planning for retirement, buying a house or saving for college. Here are the basics behind mutual funds, and how to avoid the most common pitfall.

Medical bills are a form of unsecured debt and that gives you much more power to negotiate, according to financial expert and radio host Chris Hogan. Your first step to reducing the amount you owe should be to call your…

You have money to save and want to open an account with a higher interest rate than your current bank account. Consider opening a savings account or a money market account. They may appear similar, but there are key differences…

CNBC’s Sharon Epperson on why Americans seem to be willing to take a smaller paycheck in order to get a bigger tax refund.

Taxes, 401(k) plans and IRAs can be difficult to understand. And Americans don’t spend enough time doing their taxes — on average, just 12 hours along with $230 to file the paperwork, according IRS estimates — to get the best…

During April CNBC is celebrating Financial Literacy Month and featuring some of our contributors. Karen Finerman explains the impact financial literacy has on the economy.