Author: Nancy Tengler, Special to USA TODAY

Friday’s ‘disappointing’ jobs report is actually good for the stock market.

Cash dividends, cloud computing and security software are some reasons tech stocks will have another impressive run in the 2020s, columnist says.

There should be no mystique to how your manager is investing your money. Many professionals use lingo – don’t let them. Ask for clarity.

Investing can be daunting, but it is not brain surgery. Engage, ask questions, make suggestions, then sit back and observe.

Oct. 29 marked the 90th anniversary of Black Tuesday and the start of the Great Depression, but there is a stark difference between 1929 and today.

If you check your 401(k) statement anytime soon you should feel much better than you did a year ago.

We would be better served to think of retirement as twenty years of unemployment.  That’s because when it comes to retirement savings, the majority of Americans generally come up short.

Many women find themselves working with a financial adviser they may not have chosen or like. Here’s how you know if it’s time to fire your adviser.

It is always wise to tune out the noise as fear and even politics can keep investors from missing out on the best days of the stock market.

Amid the fluctuating stock market, goal-based investing is a great way to establishing separate objectives for different life events.