Chuck Saletta

Once you have enough to comfortably cover your costs, why keep working?

The market will do what the market will do. Don’t think it’s your friend.

Value investing is all about being willing to buy solid companies when the market throws a sale.

Buffett is a huge fan of strong cash generation at a reasonable price.

Canada, Belgium, and Israel have businesses that investors should keep an eye on.

There are factors far more important than yield when it comes to picking good dividend-paying stocks.

Well-chosen small-cap companies can often provide better returns than their larger counterparts.

Cancer is one of the toughest diseases to fight, and these companies are playing a great role in helping people combat it.

There are ways to cover the cost of an education without having to take it out of your salary.

Student loan debt is some of the toughest to deal with. Here's a path through it.

Despite the healthcare industry's reputation as being recession-resistant, sometimes the market offers up potential bargains in the industry anyway.

Even retirees will likely need to own stocks as part of their investments. These three dividend payers are good candidates.

These three companies give investors a place to look for income even as interest rates fall.

If a company can grow fast enough for long enough, it can provide its owners tremendous returns.

It takes a few decades for compounding to work its wealth-building magic.

It largely depends on how much you can invest each month and what rate of return you earn.

Sometimes the market has a great reason for knocking down a company's stock price. Other times it knocks it down too far, and enterprising investors can find opportunities.

A new study claims 96% of us are claiming at the wrong age. Just how big a deal is it?

Warren Buffett's favorite holding period is forever. Two decades may not be forever, but it certainly requires a long-term focus.

Chances are you know more of them than you think you do.