Alison Southwick

From high-flying IPOs to limited voting rights and unusual valuation criteria, this sector carries special concerns for investors.

Should you invest in more international stocks? How do you know when you’re financially ready to have a second kid? Our experts answer your questions.

Artificial intelligence and automation are going to turn U.S. employment upside-down. As a worker and investor, you need to get ahead of the curve.

Open your wallet and say "ah" -- the doctor is in, and he’s done his annual checkup on Americans' financial health.

Rapid change is turning many businesses on their heads, but what the caterpillar views as the end of the world, the butterfly knows is the beginning.

How women and men can start planning now to compensate for the unique challenges that women face in retirement.

Special guest Olivia Mellan shares some important guidance on how to have the most productive money talks with your partner.

When was the last time you talked about spending and saving with your partner?

The U.S. military may be the world's greatest fighting force, but the young men and women who make up its backbone could benefit from greater financial literacy.

The business of life-saving new medicines has enormous potential -- and commensurate risk. But for those ready to take the plunge, the host of Industry Focus: Heathcare has a primer on getting started.

This single number is one of the best predictors of peoples' behavior on many levels, not just financial habits.

So much to do, so little time. But those who are willing to get organized can make it all happen.

Good financial strategy is not one size fits all, and it doesn’t stay the same for each person either. As we age, we have to adapt -- here’s how.

Financial health is important, but in this episode, the cast discusses what money can't buy.

Find out about the many tools that can take the effort out of saving and investing.

Author Douglas McCormick joins the show to talk about the different ways a family can approach its finances.

Do you think $500 is enough to start investing?

Find out what hope and the Wright brothers have to do with investing.

Over the holidays, meditation and portion control can be just as important as diversification and expense management.

In the modern economy, many people need some extra cash, some more fulfillment, or both, and starting a side business could be the way to do it.