Chuck Saletta

It’s a terrible idea to rely on selling stocks to cover bills you have coming due soon.

With a single investment, you can get a portfolio with approximately equal positions across about 500 of the biggest American companies out there.

Bad news can be good news for an enterprising investor with a longer time horizon than the market's immediate reaction.

With a decent asset allocation plan, you give yourself a fighting chance of sidestepping the market's volatility on the money you're getting ready to spend.

If these companies are good enough for some of the world’s richest investors, why wouldn’t they be good enough for the rest of us?

When the market is more pessimistic about a company than is truly warranted, investors can often get a boost to their returns once that sentiment changes.

If you don't plan ahead, it can be surprisingly difficult to try to retire before a standard retirement age.

St. Patrick’s Day provides the perfect opportunity to raise a toast to some of the great companies that operate from the Emerald Isle.

Seeking out stocks that look primed to pay their owners a bit more cash can be a great way to put more money into your pocket.

Even if its business does continue to grow, its shares are priced as though that growth is all but guaranteed.