Selena Maranjian

Surprise! You may not need to invest any additional dollars at all to reach $1 million.

Real estate can be an appealing kind of investment, and REITs make it easy.

Investing in solid, growing businesses is a less risky road to riches than investing in Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies.

No one can consistently correctly predict what the stock market will do in the coming days or weeks.

Becoming a millionaire (or even a multimillionaire) may be much more achievable than you think.

There’s no single best age for everyone, and there are compelling reasons to start early -- or late.

Be prepared for a market pullback by having a ready list of stocks you want to buy -- at the right price.

The world is a big place, and many great companies are based outside our U.S. borders.

If you invest in great companies and be patient, your portfolio can swell mightily. Consider these three contenders.

When workers stick around, companies save money -- and often make more money, too.

Are you socking away 10% of your income? You might want to rethink that.

You’ll need to weigh the pros and cons, such as out-of-pocket spending caps and restricted networks.

Tread carefully with ultra-high yields -- though some of these might be worth taking a chance on.

More than 4 million people will turn 65 -- a common retirement age -- in 2024, and they face some pressing challenges.

Passive income -- arriving regularly with little to no effort from you -- is hard to beat.

There are secret millionaires all around us. Follow their lead, and you might become one of them.

One of these ETFs has averaged annual gains of nearly 15% over the past decade.

Parking some of your dollars in high-performing sector ETFs may juice your portfolio’s returns.

It’s important to sign up for the best kind of Medicare coverage for yourself -- and also to enroll on time. The penalty for being late can be massive.

Getting scammed can cost you a lot of money and/or can cause big headaches. Learn some key scams to avoid.