Author: Adam Shell, Special to USA TODAY

A new year is fast-approaching. Now’s the time to hatch a plan to get your finances back on track.

Is your home just a roof over your head or an investment? For most people buying a house serves a dual purpose.

Millennials are trendy these days. But that doesn’t mean your stock portfolio can’t profit from investment trends tied to aging baby boomers.

Investing doesn’t have to be complicated or require you to be watching the market closely. That’s why learning about ETFs should be on your list.

Here are 10 investing tips that financial advisors say can help beginner investors build wealth over the long haul.

Buying value stocks at bargain-basement prices has netted sub-par returns for more than a decade. But don’t count out these stocks yet.

When the economy slows, seeking shelter in pockets of the stock market where companies can still grow earnings has long been a go-to strategy.

In the emotion-fueled world of home buying, there are times it makes financial sense to let a real estate deal fall through

Your “investment time horizon” should be the driving force behind how you diversify your money among different types of assets.