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This One Mental Bias Is Harming Your Investments

The biggest threat to your investments isn't a market downturn — it's your own brain.

Being confident is good. Being a little too confident with your investments, on the other hand, can mean money troubles.

Want to invest a lump sum while cutting down risk? Dollar cost averaging may be your move.

Losing money hurts so much more than the thrill of getting it. Why is that?

If you want to be a better investor, consider stepping away from the market "news."

"No credit? No problem!" At least, that's what a predatory lender might want you to think.

Your credit history is like a fine wine — the longer it matures, the better it is.

There are thousands of ETFs out there. Before you go buying willy-nilly, you might want to make sure they're right for you.

Investing is a bit of an art form, but it doesn't need to be a complicated one. Know the essentials, and you'll be on your way to great returns.

Our beloved national pastime can teach us a whole lot about hitting a home run with our money.

What's keeping you from saving enough money for a secure retirement?

Looking to supercharge your portfolio? Here's how to find growth.

Even if you aren't lucky enough to be a young millionaire, you can still learn a thing or two about money from the filthy rich under 40 set.

Never put all your eggs in one investment basket. But how do you know if you have too many baskets?

Are foreclosures all risk and no reward? Well, not always. Here are a few things to consider before calling one home.

Spring cleaning is in the air! After you dust the cobwebs out of your house, take time to dust them out of your investment portfolio, too.

To sell, or not to sell? Ask yourself these 10 questions before you let go of a stock or fund.

If you've ever felt daunted by the complexity — and risk — of investing real money, try it for pretend first. It's fun, too!

Taking reasonable investment risks can be fun with "play money" you set aside for the purpose — just don't risk your retirement or emergency fund!

It's smart to cut corners and save money, but when it comes to health and safety, you're better off spending a little more.