Chuck Saletta

Despite the market's recent volatility, some companies are offering investors sizzling stories worthy of consideration.

Roth IRAs offer a lot of features that make them preferable to 401(k)s if you're looking to build a retirement nest egg.

While Traditional IRAs have a long heritage when it comes to retirement investing accounts, they may not be the best place for your money to compound for the long term.

Even if the saying "Sell in May and go away" turns out to be true this year, there are still companies worth holding onto.

While you can build an incredible nest egg by maxing out your 401(k) throughout your career, that may not be the best choice for your total financial plan.

If you're looking for a long retirement, you'll probably want to own stocks that look like they should last as long as your retirement will.

The combination of favorable tax treatment and flexibility in when you pay healthcare expenses from these plans allows HSAs to play a unique role in retirement planning.

Very few investors are worth following, but if anyone is, it's Warren Buffett.

Not every company in the financial industry is equally exposed to the risks affecting several banks.

It's amazing how strong a portfolio you can build if you get a solid foundation in place first.

If you've fallen behind on funding your retirement, it's important to do what you can to get yourself on a path to recovery.

With a solid strategy in place, you're more likely to be able to take advantage of lucky situations the market may offer.

If you're investing for a major financial objective, it's OK to change your asset allocation once you've reached it.

Even today, there are companies confident enough in their futures to offer increased payouts to their shareholders.

When solid companies are on sale for deeply discounted prices, it's often worthwhile to buy a stake before someone with deeper pockets can do something about it.

Investing doesn't have to be complicated when you can buy great companies and let the businesses and the market do the work for you.

Some things are more important than striving for the highest possible credit score.

Like a good relationship, a great investment can actually get better over time.

If you want to work in retirement, be sure to get yourself in a position to do so on your own terms.

Why plan your entire future around a struggling program that was never designed to be your sole source of retirement money in the first place?